Supreme Court of India Rules on Preliminary Inquiry in Complaints
The Supreme Court of India clarified that a preliminary inquiry is not required before filing complaints for specific offences, streamlining legal procedures.
Read more →The Supreme Court of India clarified that a preliminary inquiry is not required before filing complaints for specific offences, streamlining legal procedures.
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Read more →The Patna High Court set aside a conviction for attempted rape, highlighting the necessity for clear evidence of an overt act beyond mere preparation.
Read more →The Allahabad High Court set aside a Family Court order, granting custody of a six-year-old boy to his mother, emphasizing the child's welfare.
Read more →The Delhi High Court has directed the Delhi Police to respond to allegations made by activist Mohammad Wasiq Nadeem Khan about his illegal confinement.
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Read more →The Allahabad High Court acquitted three men in a 1983 gang rape case, highlighting significant issues with the prosecution's testimony and evidence.
Read more →The Allahabad High Court has recommended that the Law Commission of India reassess the POCSO Act, especially in the context of minor couples and parenthood.
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