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The End of 'Business as Usual': 4 Supreme Court Rulings Rewriting the Rules of Criminal Justice

1.0 Introduction: The End of the "Routine" For decades, a certain complacency has been a hallmark of the Indian criminal justice...
Supreme Court: Criminal Revision Filed By Informant Doesn't Abate On His Death; Other Victims Can Continue It

Since strict rule of locus does not apply to a revision proceeding, on death of a revisionist, the law of abatement that applies to an appe...
When Remand of case Orders Meet New Law: Can Courts Navigate Beyond the Original Direction?

A Critical Analysis of Hardit Singh Chadha v. Jagtar Singh Grover , Delhi High Court (1993), 1993 IVAD Delhi 501; AIR 1994 Delhi 189 ...
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...
Supreme Court: Vague and omnibus allegations in a Section 498A FIR fail to constitute cruelty without specific instances or evidence

Merely stating that the Accused-Appellant has mentally harassed the complainant-Respondent No. 2 with respect to a demand of dowry does not ...

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