- CrPC Section 451. Order for custody and disposal of property pending trial in certain cases
- CrPC Section 452. Order for disposal of property at conclusion of trial
- CrPC Section 453. Payment to innocent purchaser of money found on accused
- CrPC Section 454. Appeal against orders under section 452 or section 453
- CrPC Section 455. Destruction of libelous and other matter
- CrPC Section 456. Power to restore possession of immovable property
- CrPC Section 457. Procedure by police upon seizure of property
- CrPC Section 458. Procedure when no claimant appears within six months
- CrPC Section 459. Power to sell perishable property
Monday, 06, May, 2024
- Jindal Global Law School (JGLS) 2024 Applications Extended till 5th May with LSAT-India May Test Deadline
- [Consumer Protection Act] Definition of ‘person’ as provided in the Act of 1986 is inclusive and not exhaustive, expounds SC, Read More
- NCLT allows application for seeking orders relating to meeting of shareholders in scheme of arrangement between ITC Limited and ITC Hotels Limited, Read More
- HC Opines ‘Reopening of Evidence at the stage of arguments could only be allowed in exceptional and rare cases’, Read Judgment
- HC Opines ‘In matrimonial cases, the convenience of the wife has to be given preference than the inconvenience of the husband’, Read Judgment
- HC Opines ‘In a suit for declaration of title, the burden heavily lies on the plaintiffs to prove their right and title in the schedule property’, Read Judgment
- HC Opines ‘Without any rectification in the registered instruments, the revenue records cannot be corrected’, Read Judgment
- HC Expounds Mere apprehension that the accused would tamper with the Prosecution evidence or intimidate the witnesses cannot be a ground to refuse bail, Read Judgment
- HC Opines ‘In the case of attempt on the life by firearm, where the firing misses the target, and no injury is caused then, insistence on injury will not be justified’, Read Judgment
- HC Opines “Mens Rea is one of the essential ingredients of the offence punishable under Section 418 of the Indian Penal Code’, Read Judgment
- HC: A mere bald assertion of Dowry Demand will not suffice, there should be consistent evidence regarding the nature of demand, whether it was in cash or in kind, Read Judgment
- HC Enunciates ‘Enquiry Court has to examine all the Complainant Witnesses, if the case is exclusively triable by the Court of Session’, Read Judgment
- HC: Condonation does not fall as a Matter of Course, nor can it be taken for granted that delay ought to be condoned in any given situation, Read Judgment
- HC Opines ‘No bar in law in examining an inimical, interested, or related witness by a party to support his case’, Read Judgment
- HC Opines ‘Question of hindrance in the Investigation will be there even after the issuance of notice u/S. 41-A, the accused person didn’t appear’, Read Judgment
