Court Reaffirms Procedural Norm That Failure to Represent Warrants Dismissal for Non-Prosecution Summary Category Data Case Name CRP(MD)Nos.2421 &
Court confirms that absence of the petitioner warrants dismissal for non-prosecution but grants a one-month window for restoration Summary
Madras High Court upholds discretionary bail standards—granting relief in small-scale cigarette sales to minors, reaffirming P.K. Shaji guidelines; binding on
The Uttarakhand High Court upholds the established principle that writ petitions lacking any surviving relief must be dismissed as infructuous;
Permitting administrative withdrawal of Criminal Miscellaneous Applications — petition disposed as withdrawn; no substantive examination conducted Summary Category Data
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
Affirming established practice: disposal of writ petitions as academic when relief granted via state affidavit — utility in service-law disputes
Bombay High Court holds they cannot, reaffirming that prima facie specific role/ingredients are required to invoke the statutory bail bar;
No Prejudice in Charge Framing Upholds Conviction; Chance-Witness Evidence, Section 27 Recoveries, and Inquest-PM Distinctions Affirmed by Calcutta HC
The Calcutta High Court affirms that absent any real prejudice to the accused, defects in framing charges under Sections 302/34/120B
Calcutta High Court answered affirming that a co-sharer may convey only the share he actually holds and that a partition