Shikha, Author at SCC Times

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‘Conviction not based on corroborative evidence’: Gujarat HC acquits three accused in 2002 post Godhra riots case

The present case is of year 2005, the judgment was delivered on 29-5-2006 and now it has been more than 19 years which has passed. Therefore, it will not be in the interest of the accused to remit or remand the matter to the Trial Court from the stage of recording the supplementary statement of the accused concerned under Section 313 of Criminal Procedure Code, 1973.

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Confinement within a room suffices for wrongful confinement, physical restraint not required: Delhi High Court

“Pertaining to the allegations of wrongful confinement as well as voluntary hurt by way of beatings, the statement of prosecutrix in the FIR is clear and specific that the same was done by both the accused persons with a common intent.”

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‘Maybe a case of unhappy/dejected marriage; but not abetment’: Delhi HC upholds acquittal of wife, and her brothers accused of abetting husband’s suicide

The suicide note has no date, creating doubt about when it was written. It neither spells out any circumstance, which can be labelled as abetment on the part of wife and her brothers, nor does it disclose any proximate reason for the suicide.

Case Briefs High Courts

Inside Gauhati HC order quashing In-Charge Headmaster’s appointment; highlighting appointments to be based on seniority-cum-efficiency principle

Since the selection for the post of regular Head Master, as mandated by Clause 3 of the Notification dated 2-3-2010 is made strictly based on seniority-cum-efficiency, then the logical corollary that flows from the aforesaid proposition, is that the appointment of an In-Charge Head Master must also adhere the same seniority-cum-efficiency principle.