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Anticipatory Bail Not a Shield in Serious Economic Offences, Sets Aside High Court Orders in Adarsh Group Scam
April 15, 2025
Courts have authority to determine appropriate interest rate considering totality of facts and date from which it is payable
April 7, 2025
Additional Accused not named in FIR can be summoned based on emerging evidence
April 3, 2025

Anticipatory Bail Not a Shield in Serious Economic Offences, Sets Aside High Court Orders in Adarsh Group Scam

In a significant ruling impacting the interpretation of anticipatory bail jurisprudence in economic offences, the Supreme Court of India has categorically held that anticipatory bail cannot be granted as a matter of routine in cases involving serious financial frauds and economic crimes. The apex court set aside multiple High Court orders granting anticipatory bail to…
Additional Accused not named in FIR can be summoned based on emerging evidence

The Supreme Court of India has set aside the Punjab and Haryana High Court’s order that had quashed a Sessions Judge’s directive summoning additional accused in a criminal case not named in FIR. The case, Satbir Singh v. Rajesh Kumar and Others, involved charges under Sections 323, 324, 307, and 506 of the Indian Penal…
To Quash FIR High Courts Must Exercise Inherent Powers with Utmost Caution

Facts of the case: Instant appeal arises out of final Judgment of High Court of Madras dated 21.04.2017, by which criminal proceedings and FIR against respondent under Section 13(2) read with Section 13(1)(e) of Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988 for possessing assets disproportionate to known sources of income were quashed while exercising jurisdiction under Section…
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SAME SEX MARRIAGE IN INDIA

INTRODUCTION The Hon’ble Apex Court of India in a historical judgement of Navtej Singh Johar v. Union of India decriminalised homosexuality in the India. Despite this progressive decision, certain questions peripheral l to the homosexual relationships remained unaddressed by both the Apex Court and the Government. One such query pertains to ‘same-sex marriages’. India still does not…
IMPLICATION OF LEGAL AID ADVICE

INTRODUCTION India is a country where the rate of poverty as well as the rate of crime is increasing day by day. With the amount of population in our country everybody is not able to get employment or live-in standard of living. It is also true that crime not only happens against people who can…
Rs. 50 FOR CRUELTY PENALTY ?

INTRODUCTION The Constitution of India is the supreme law of India. It lays down the fundamental code, anima rights and duties of citizens. The directive principles of state policy, procedures, structures and powers of governmental institutions is also encapsulated in it. It is widely regarded to be a “living document”. It is the longest written…
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IS PROSTITUTION LEGAL IN INDIA?

Prostitution is derived from the Latin word prostituere, which means to expose publicly. It is the practice of engaging in relatively indiscriminate sexual activity with someone who is not a spouse or friend in exchange for immediate payment in money or other valuables. Prostitutes can be female, male, or transgender, and prostitution can involve heterosexual…
CORRUPTION IN ARBITRATION

Who is a corrupt Arbitrator? An arbitrator who, induced by personal gain and who disregards the duty of neutrality to influence the outcome of an arbitration submitted to his or her consideration. Notion on personal gain The word personal gain is to be broadly construed. It includes the prospective monetary and non-monetary rewards. The…

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