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Sunday, 8 April 2018

Supreme Court: Cattle Transport Can't Be Presumed To Be For Slaughter Due To Mere Absence Of Documents

Section 6 specifically indicates the offence of transportation of cattle for the purpose of slaughter or knowledge that such cattle are lik...
What are small, intermediate and commercial quantity of Ganja as per NDPS Act and what are punishments for these offences?

As per the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act, the "small quantity" of ganja is defined as any quantity up to ...
Supreme Court: Hearing Of Accused Necessary When Cognizance Taken After BNSS Came Into Force, Though Complaint Filed Earlier

From a reading of the first order passed, taking on record the complaint and requiring the complainant’s presence for taking evidence, as a...
Supreme Court: Police Can Register FIR Even If Magistrate Rejected S.156(3) CrPC Application

The consequence is self-evident. The rejection of an application Under Section 156(3) of the Code of Criminal Procedure cannot curtail or ex...
Supreme Court: Statement Of Accused U/S S. 313 of CrPC cannot Be Used To Complete An Unestablished Chain Of Circumstances

On an overall consideration of all the circumstances relied upon by the prosecution, we find that the evidence led by the prosecution is wo...

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