Yes—High Court of Jharkhand upholds settled bail principles by granting bail in non-heinous extortion allegations absent any complainant, serving as
High Court Reaffirms That Absence of Material Evidence Beyond Suspicion Mandates Bail; Persuasive Authority for Subordinate Courts Summary Category
The Jharkhand High Court holds that vague pleas of oral gift lacking date, time, place and witness particulars are insufficient;
High Court reaffirms that omission to put specific incriminating evidence under Section 313 CrPC is a serious irregularity warranting quashing
Summary Category Data Case Name Cr.A(DB)/1343/2018 of BHUNESHWAR MAHTO Vs THE STATE OF JHARKHAND CNR JHHC010381122018 Date of Registration
High Court Reaffirms Requirement of Reliable Eye-Witness Accounts and Forensic Corroboration Before Upholding a Conviction Summary Category Data Case
High Court of Jharkhand grants bail based solely on custody duration in a cybercrime case, upholding established bail principles without
High Court Reaffirms That Section 113B Presumption Requires Proved Dowry Demand and Valid Dying Declaration, Setting Aside Convictions Under Sections
High Court of Jharkhand grants bail in cyber-crime FIR after 10 months’ custody, affirming established custodial-duration ground for bail; binding
Court Affirms Requirement of Proven Dependency and Welfare Inspector Inquiry for Compassionate Appointments to Central Government Service Dependents Summary