Can a Criminal Miscellaneous Application Be Dismissed for Non-Prosecution Due to Non-Appearance?
Reaffirmation of the High Court’s Power to Dismiss Applications in Default, Binding on Subordinate Courts Summary Category Data Case
Reaffirmation of the High Court’s Power to Dismiss Applications in Default, Binding on Subordinate Courts Summary Category Data Case
Summary Category Data Case Name WPMS/2509/2025 of GAUTAM KUMAR Vs STATE OF UTTARAKHAND CNR UKHC010130652025 Date of Registration 21-08-2025
The High Court of Jharkhand reaffirms that failure of the applicant to appear can lead to dismissal of a bail
Reaffirms the High Court’s inherent power to dismiss appeals for non-prosecution; binding procedural precedent for litigants and practitioners Summary
High Court of Uttarakhand reaffirms established bail jurisprudence, allowing release once a charge-sheet is filed and tampering risk is minimal
Clarification of the inadmissibility of police-recorded statements as substantive evidence and reversal of a trial court conviction; High Court decision
Upholding Existing Precedent in Public Employment Law as a Binding Authority Summary Category Data Case Name CW/26780/2018 of BABLU
Yes – the High Court grants dismissal as withdrawn on joint prayer, upholding established practice, and allows a fresh petition
Clarifying that Section 129 MV Act Breaches Attract a 15% Deduction While Non-possession of Licence Alone Does Not Summary
Madras High Court holds that impersonation on public documents and disobedience to stay orders amount to actionable contempt; affirms existing
The High Court reaffirms that “bail is the rule and jail is the exception” under Article 21; upholding established precedent,
Upholding Satender Kumar Antil (2022) 10 SCC 51 in Criminal Procedure – Binding on Subordinate Courts Summary Category Data