On 9th November 1948 at the Constituent Assembly Shri Raj Bahadur [United States of Matsya] spoke as follows; “Sir, some of the members of this House referred to the provision of proportionate representation and separate electorate. I mean to say, Sir, if we want to protect our freedom we shall have to provide in our […]
On 6th November 1948 at the Constituent Assembly Shri Uyudhisthir Mishra [Orissa State] spoke as follows; “Sir, I have been called upon to speak at this fag end of the morning session and I shall try to finish it as soon as possible. I want to submit a few points for the consideration of this[…..]
Finally the day has come to the Advocates to present their arguments physically in the Court Halls! The Madras High Court in its Administrative Committee meeting held today has decided to resume physical courts in a limited way. Three division benches in the morning session and another three benches post lunch will function from September[…..]
Family Courts were formed with an aim to expedite marital disputes reaching the Courts astonishingly in numbers! Today, Family Court is a separate jurisdiction and one cannot seek Divorce in the Civil Court. However, in rural areas, where you don’t have specially formed Family Courts, the Sub Courts are disposing marital disputes. Year on year,[…..]
Section 172 Cr.P.C. deals with a situation relating to the dairy of proceedings in investigation. The IO who investigate the offence must enter the proceedings in a diary kept by him, enter the time of information reached him, he started and closed the investigation, places he visited and the statement ascertained by him through investigation.[…..]
Section 171 Cr.P.C. deals with a situation when Complainant and witnesses need not be required to accompany the Police Officer they are not to be restraint. No Complainant or witnesses are required to accompany the Police Officer to any Court, or, are they be restrained by such Officer, compelled to give them security [other than[…..]
Section 170 of Cr.P.C. deals with a situation to send a case to the Magistrate when evidence is sufficient. When an Officer Incharge of a Police Station, while investigating the offence found sufficient reasons or reasonable grounds against the Accused, he then forward the Accused to the Magistrate empowered to take cognizance of the offence[…..]
Section 169 Cr.P.C. deals with a situation an Accused could be released for lack of evidence. The Officer Incharge of a Police Station has reasons to believe that after conducting investigation over the person’s alleged involvement into an offence he found no sufficient evidence so to forward the Accused to the concerned Magistrate then the[…..]
Section 168 Cr.P.C. deals with a situation when a subordinate Police Officer on submission of report of his investigation. The subordinate Police Officer who has investigated the Offence must submit his findings to his immediate superior Officer / Incharge of the Police Station.
Section 166-B of Cr.P.C. deals with a situation in which the country outside India requesting the Court or an authority for conducting investigation in India. Over a request came in a letter from the competent authority or a Court of a foreign country for examination of a person and or to secure documents relating to[…..]