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Bombay HC: Under which circumstances, filing of chargesheet amounts to change of circumstances for the purpose of deciding bail application?

The powers conferred upon the Sessions Judge or the High Court under Section 439 of Cr.P.C. are wide enough to grant bail. There is no hard ...
5 Game-Changing Lessons from the Supreme Court Case That Redefined Workplace Safety in India

Introduction: When Two Laws Collide What happens when a law designed to protect women at the workplace clashes with the strict disciplinar...
Supreme Court: Mere general allegations of harassment without pointing out the specifics against such persons would not be sufficient to continue criminal proceedings under Section 498A of the IPC.

A bare perusal of the FIR shows that the allegations made by the complainant-respondent No.2 are vague and omnibus. Other than claiming th...
The Illusion of Guilt: Why Receiving Money from a Cheater Doesn’t Make You a Cheat Under Section 420 IPC

Introduction A common misconception in criminal law is that anyone who receives money in connection with a cheating transaction can be i...
PMLA and NDPS 2025: 4 Supreme Court judgments Balancing State Power and Civil Liberties

Introduction: The Tightrope Walk Between Security and Liberty The state's need to combat complex crimes like money laundering and narc...

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