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J&K High Court Says:- Accused must Explain circumstances within his Knowledge

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Although the prosecution carries the primary burden of proving the guilt of the accused, courts are empowered...

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Supreme Court Clarifies Limits of Section 27 Evidence and Reiterates Benefit of Doubt in Circumstantial Cases

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Evidence Act, 1872 :-  Section 27: Admissibility of statements made by accused:- in custody; Statement made by...

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Supreme Court: Non-Parties Can Be Held Liable for Contempt If They Knowingly Aid Disobedience of Court Orders

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Shivaji Rathore 04-03-2026 The Supreme Court has clarified that even persons who were not parties to the...

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Calcutta High Court Upholds Medical Reimbursement Rights of Pensioners Under Article 21

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Shivaji Rathore 03-March 2026 In a significant judgment reinforcing the Right to Health as part of Article...

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Allahabad High Court: Disregard of Judicial Orders Is a Direct Challenge to the Authority of Law

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Shivaji Rathore 02-03-2026 In a strong reaffirmation of judicial authority and constitutional supremacy, the Allahabad High Court...

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Supreme Court Reiterates: No “Mini-Trial” While Deciding Section 319 CrPC Applications

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Tacit Legal 24 feb 2026 In a significant judgment strengthening the scope of Section 319 CrPC, the...

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Supreme Court: Child Custody Cannot Be Decided on “Welfare Alone”; Conduct, Financial Capacity & Educational Stability Also Relevant

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Tacit Legal 19 - Feb - 2026 Supreme Court of India has reiterated that while the welfare...

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Supreme Court: Insurer Can Be Directed to “Pay and Recover” Even for Gratuitous Passenger in Goods Vehicle If Travel Was Incidental

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Tacit Legal 19-feb 2026 In a significant ruling strengthening the principle of “pay and recover” in motor...

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Supreme Court: Absconder Cannot Claim Parity for Anticipatory Bail Merely Because Co-Accused Were Acquitted

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Tacit Legal 15-Feb-2026 In a significant ruling reinforcing the sanctity of the criminal justice process, the Supreme...

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Supreme Court: Preliminary Inquiry Not Mandatory Before FIR Under Prevention of Corruption Act Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988

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In a significant ruling strengthening anti-corruption jurisprudence, the Supreme Court has reiterated that a preliminary inquiry is...

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