Can police avoid compliance with Section 41A CrPC prior to arrest without departmental scrutiny?
Patna HC upholds mandatory notice requirement under Section 41A CrPC, directs departmental inquiry; persuasive for police procedure Summary Category
Patna HC upholds mandatory notice requirement under Section 41A CrPC, directs departmental inquiry; persuasive for police procedure Summary Category
Reaffirmation of Supreme Court Directions with Exemption for Meghalaya and Time-Bound Administrative Review Summary Category Data Case Name PIL
Court’s affirmation of procedural strictness under the CPC: non-compliance with process-fee obligations warrants dismissal Summary Category Data Case Name
Summary Category Data Case Name HCP/32/2025 of MOHD ABDULLAH GUJJAR @DULLAH TH NOOR DIN Vs UT OF J AND
Upholding the Use of Court-Mediated Settlements in Writ Proceedings and Incorporating the Agreement as Part of the Dispositive Order
Summary Category Data Case Name FA/4/2025 of LITA KHARLYNGDOH Vs BINA THABAH CNR MLHC010005082025 Decision Date 30-08-2025 Disposal Nature
High Court of Meghalaya Reaffirms Natural Justice in Administrative Cancellations: Cancellation Without Hearing Violates Contract Terms and Rule 31 of
Affirmation of Supreme Court’s prohibition on highway liquor shops with Meghalaya’s 500 m exemption and a mandatory Secretary-level review within
High Court Partially Reverses Sessions Court Acquittal, Affirms Conspiracy Principles Under Sections 120B and 302 IPC, and Establishes Binding Precedent
High Court reaffirms seven-year limitation for Section 406 IPC complaints and upholds inherent jurisdiction under Section 482 CrPC—binding on subordinate
Reaffirming that bail is the rule under Section 12 JJ Act – refusal only on statutorily specified grounds; lack of
Court holds that mere registration and thumb impression are insufficient; reaffirms strict onus on propounder under Indian Succession Act for