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Calcutta High Court | Extra-Judicial Confession Made in Presence of Police Held Unreliable | Section 27 Evidence Act Not Attracted | Murder Conviction Under IPC 302 Set Aside, Accused Acquitted

HIGH COURTS

Calcutta High Court | Extra-Judicial Confession Made in Presence of Police Held Unreliable | Section 27 Evidence Act Not Attracted | Murder Conviction Under IPC 302 Set Aside, Accused Acquitted

Isabella Mariam The High Cou...

Gauhati HC Upholds 20 Year Sentence Under Section 4(2) POCSO Act | Finds Victim’s Testimony And Medical Evidence Credible Despite Minor Inconsistencies

HIGH COURTS

Gauhati HC Upholds 20 Year Sentence Under Section 4(2) POCSO Act | Finds Victim’s Testimony And Medical Evidence Credible Despite Minor Inconsistencies

Safiya Malik The High Court...

Gauhati High Court Modifies Life Term To 7 Years In Wife’s Death Case | ‘Fist Blows Do Not Establish Intent To Kill’ And Rules Out Murder Conviction

HIGH COURTS

Gauhati High Court Modifies Life Term To 7 Years In Wife’s Death Case | ‘Fist Blows Do Not Establish Intent To Kill’ And Rules Out Murder Conviction

Isabella Mariam The High Cou...

“Suspicion, However Grave, Cannot Take the Place of Proof”: Gauhati High Court Acquits Accused in Fratricide Case Due to Gaps in Circumstantial Evidence and Inadmissible Confession

HIGH COURTS

“Suspicion, However Grave, Cannot Take the Place of Proof”: Gauhati High Court Acquits Accused in Fratricide Case Due to Gaps in Circumstantial Evidence and Inadmissible Confession

Sanchayita Lahkar The Divisi...

Gauhati High Court Sets Aside Murder Conviction, Holds Son Guilty of Culpable Homicide Not Amounting to Murder

HIGH COURTS

Gauhati High Court Sets Aside Murder Conviction, Holds Son Guilty of Culpable Homicide Not Amounting to Murder

Sanchayita Lahkar The High C...

‘Guilt Cannot Be Presumed in Absence of Conclusive Proof’: Supreme Court Acquits Appellant in 2003 Murder Case

SUPREME COURT OF INDIA

‘Guilt Cannot Be Presumed in Absence of Conclusive Proof’: Supreme Court Acquits Appellant in 2003 Murder Case

Kiran Raj The Supreme Court of India has set aside the conviction...

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