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Madras High Court Modifies Prison Leave Condition for Life Convict, Allowing Leave Without Escort. Leave Granted Under Article 226 of Constitution of India Subject to Daily Reporting at Local Police Station, Balancing Rights and Safety.

The writ petition was filed by Annakili, the mother of life convict Manikandan (LCT No.4391, PID No.159540), who was serving his sentence at Palayamko...

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Madras High Court Considers Extension of Ordinary Leave for Life Convict After Wife's Surgery. Petition Filed Under Article 226 Seeking Mandamus for 10 Days Further Leave as Original Leave Expires.

The petitioner, wife of a life convict, filed a writ petition under Article 226 of the Constitution of India seeking a mandamus to extend ordinary lea...

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Bombay High Court Allows Furlough Leave for Life Convict — Adverse Police Report Based on Expired Sentence Not Valid. Petitioner's Sentence Under Section 392 IPC Already Served, Hence Cannot Be Ground for Rejection.

The petitioner, a life convict convicted under Sections 302 and 392 of the Indian Penal Code, had undergone approximately 17 years of imprisonment. He...

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Bombay High Court Allows Furlough to TADA Convicts Despite Past Overstay, Emphasizes Reformative Purpose of Prison Leave. Furlough is a right of a convict and cannot be denied solely on ground of previous late surrender without considering overall conduct and period of incarceration.

The judgment concerns two criminal writ petitions filed by life convicts under the Terrorist and Disruptive Activities (Prevention) Act (TADA) challen...

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Bombay High Court Allows Parole to Life Convict for Medical Treatment of Mother and Sister. Parole Granted Under Maharashtra Prison Rules Despite Adverse Police Report, Subject to Conditions.

The petitioner, Milind @ Manoj @ Sharukh Khan Mahadu Thorat, a convict serving life imprisonment in Central Prison, Aurangabad, filed a Criminal Writ ...

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Bombay High Court Allows Victim Compensation Appeals Under Section 357A CrPC — State Must Compensate Victims Even if Accused Acquitted or Untraced. The court held that victim compensation is a mandatory duty of the State, not dependent on conviction of the accused.

The judgment concerns four criminal appeals (Criminal Appeal Nos. 991, 992, 331, and 854 of 2011) heard together by the Bombay High Court. The appeals...