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Without essential ingredients ?to illicit intercourse with another person? conviction u/s Section 366-A is not sustainable. |
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The arrest of accused from his home casts a shadow of doubt on the allegation of abscondence by prosecution. |
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Mere rejection of the expert evidence by itself may not warrant initiation of proceedings under Section 340 of CrPC. |
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Non compliance of orders has to be interpreted in favour of the accused. |
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The only requirement for entertaining anticipatory bail is a reasonable apprehension of arrest in a non-bailable offence. |
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The power of arrest as well as the power to remand cannot be exercised in a casual manner. |
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When one set of panchas was already available, calling a different set is artificiality in the prosecution case. |
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The word ?likely? used in section 498-A has been interpreted to show ?probability? and stands on a higher footing than a mere ?possibility?. |
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