The Magistrate may accept or reject any surety and he commands such privilege under the Law. Otherwise, the Magistrate can also disqualify any Surety given before his predecessor terming it unfit with respect to the bond executed by the person. Before rejecting or accepting such Surety, it is expected of the Magistrate to conduct inquiry […]
The Court shall conduct inquiry and record evidences similar to Summons-case. While conducting inquiry, the Magistrate is of the opinion that if not taken a bond with or without sureties till completion of such proceedings, the person might involve in breach of peace or create disharmony among public or pose dangerous to public safety, the[…..]
On 5th November 1948 Shri Ram Narayan Singh [Bihar General] at the Constituent Assembly spoke as follows; “Sir, I congratulate my Honourable Friend, Dr. Ambedkar on the opportunity he go of introducing this Constitution Bill and I support his motion. As political workers we always talked of Swaraj – which means that power will from[…..]
The High Court, under Section 407 of Cr.P.C. should follow the same procedure as that of the Sessions Court observes in a trial of an offence in that case, if it requires to conduct trial. Any case pertaining to an armed force personnel if brought before the Magistrate and the Magistrate is of the view[…..]
The Supreme Court, if finds it necessary, and for practical reasons, transfer a Criminal Case or Appeal from one High Court to another High Court or from one Subordinate Court of a High Court to the other Subordinate Court of the other High Court. The Subordinate Court is equal or Superior to that of the[…..]
On 1oth December 1946 at the Constituent Assembly the following verbal altercation took place; Acharya J. B. Kripalani stated that he accepted the Amendment moved by the previous speaker including that of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru. Shri R. V. Thulekar [United Province General]: Mr. Chairman, I desire to the Amendment that the intended Procedure Committee— Chairman[…..]
On 11th October 1949, at the Constituent Assembly Shri V. I. Munusamy Pillai [Madras General] spoke as follows; Sir I beg to move, that in Amendment No. 164 of List III [2nd Week] in the First Proviso the Clause [1] of the proposed New Article 312-F after the words, Scheduled Caste – the word “Scheduled[…..]
Supreme Court has stayed the “Bindaas Bol” episodes of Sudarshan TV from being telecast. Yesterday, the Court has heard the matter once again and felt that there was a change in circumstances over its past hearing, dated 28 August 2020. A three Judges bench comprising, Justice D. Y. Chandrachud, Justice Indu Malhotra and Justice K.[…..]
A District Magistrate or Sub Divisional Magistrate or any Executive Magistrate specially appointed by the State was of the opinion that to prevent immediately a nuisance or an engulfing danger or speedy remedy is urgently required on an issue, in such case the Magistrate may pass a written Order stating the facts of the case[…..]
Nine former IPS officers, who rendered services under various capacities in the Government of India and the States have wrote a letter to the Commissioner of Police, Delhi, for reinvestigation of Delhi communal riots, unleashed by the perpetrators against anti CAA protestors. The retired IPS Officers identified themselves as part of the Constitutional Conduct Group[…..]