CRIMINAL TRIAL

It cannot be believed that hearing many calls from outside by police personnels and other people for opening the door of the house, the appellant opened the door keeping the bayonet on his waist under the lungi to have the ...

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CHILDREN ACT [XXXIX OF 1974]

Sections 2(f) and 6— Although the school certificate regarding the age of the appellant has not been proved in accordance with the Evidence Act but the recording Magistrate of the confessional statement stated the age as being 13-14 years which ...

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PENAL CODE [XLV OF 1860]

Section 2— A public servant by definition in 1982 in the Penal Code will prospectively be deemed to be a public servant under Act II of 1947 when he commits an offence as public servant after the amendment of the ...

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GENERAL CLAUSES ACT [X OF 1897]

Section 6— Earlier Division Bench of the High Court Division while quashing the proceedings of the Special Tribunal Case did not take into consideration the applicability of section 6 of the General Clauses Act to a case of a repealed ...

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EXPLOSIVE SUBSTANCES ACT [VI OF 1908]

Section 3— The allegation made against the appellant is one of causing hurt by ram dao which definitely does not come within the mischief of Explosive Substances Act and the allegation of explosion of bombs has been made in lump ...

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EVIDENCE ACT [I OF 1872]

Section 3— There is complete chain of circumstances that the appellants assaulted deceased victim Biswajit severely and dealt fatal blows causing his death when appellant Gulzar participated in the occurrence most actively and he was found by PW 4 for ...

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EVIDENCE ACT (INDIAN) [I OF 1872]

Section 113A— Section 306 of the Penal Code provides for punishment to the person only in the case where a suicide is abetted and intended but unfortunately, there is no provision in our laws to punish such a person whose ...

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DRUGS ACT [XXIII OF 1940]

Drugs Rules, 1946 Rule 44— In exercise of the power under Rule 44 of the Drugs Rules, 1946 the show cause notice was issued to the petitioners who gave reply but the respondents found it unsatisfactory and the licence of ...

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