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There can be no total ban on the exercise of inherent power of the Court u/s 482, CrPC. |
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Contempt proceedings of a subordinate Court, initiated by a private complainant, without the consent of Advocate General, are vitiated. |
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When the genesis and the manner of the incident is doubtful, the accused cannot be convicted. |
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It would be inappropriate to convict the accused by ignoring distance of fire in a gunshot injury. |
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In the suo motto revision proceeding Sessions Court has to give an opportunity of being heard to the petitioner or his counsel. |
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Mere breach of the contract cannot give rise to criminal prosecution. |
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Non production of basic evidence, on the basis of which the injury certificate was issued, is fatal to prosecution. |
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If the case of prosecution fails appreciation of truthfulness or falsehood of defence version is not required. |
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Because of tradition of prize money, raiding parties are ‘interested party’ in arranging the decoy traps. |
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Only because some accused are absconding, there is no reason to keep the valuable muddamal in the custody. |
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It cannot be said that the person in possession of any material containing some percentage of alcohol is either dealing with or storing alcoholic substance as prohibited under the Bombay Prohibition Act. |
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Not following the usual rout by victim without any substantial reason is fatal to prosecution. |
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Conviction cannot be based solely relying on the unreliable and unworthy testimonies of the witnesses and questionable documents regarding age of the victim. |
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