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Supreme Court Sets Aside Quashing of Corruption Proceedings Due to Improper Exercise of Inherent Powers. High Court's Order Under Section 482 CrPC Was Unjustified After Dismissal of Discharge Application and Revision Petition on Same Grounds, Violating Principles Against Circumvention and Multiplicity.

The appeal arose from a judgment of the High Court of Madras quashing criminal proceedings against the respondent under Section 13(2) read with Sectio...

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Bombay High Court Dismisses Appeal Against Acquittal in Cheque Dishonour Case — Appellant Failed to Prove Legally Enforceable Debt. The court held that the presumption under Section 139 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 was rebutted by the accused, and the acquittal was proper.

The appellant, M/s. IVY Jewellery Pvt Ltd, a company dealing in diamond jewellery, filed a complaint under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments A...

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Supreme Court Allows Recall of Witness in Criminal Trial for Further Examination — Right to Fair Trial Includes Opportunity to Re-examine Witness on New Evidence. The Court held that rejection of recall prayer after CFSL report became available was a denial of fair trial under Section 311 CrPC.

The appellant, Satbir Singh, filed a criminal appeal against the order of the High Court of Punjab & Haryana dated 14.12.2021, which rejected his pray...

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Karnataka High Court Quashes Perjury Proceedings Initiated Without Following Procedure Under Section 340 CrPC. Magistrate's Suo Motu Direction to Register Case for Offence Under Section 193 IPC Without Complaint in Writing Held Illegal.

The petitioner, Noor Mohammad, filed an FIR against an accused named Nabisab for offences under Sections 447, 324, and 504 IPC. After investigation, a...

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Bombay High Court Awards Compensation for Illegal Detention by Police in Violation of D.K. Basu Guidelines. Petitioner was detained for six days without being produced before a magistrate, and the court held the State liable for constitutional tort.

The petitioner, Sagar Balu Ubhe, filed a writ petition alleging that he was illegally detained by the police from 25th to 30th January 2012. The Bomba...