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Bail Granted in Money Laundering Case: 4-Year Custody and Health Condition Pave the Way High Court Grants Bail on Grounds of Prolonged Incarceration and Health Issues, Despite Serious Allegations of Fraud and Money Laundering.

The Bombay High Court, Suryaji Pandurang Jadhav was granted bail after more than 4 years of incarceration for his alleged involvement in a money-laund...

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Criminal Writ Petition Dismissed by Bombay High Court, Goa Bench. Premature petition challenging investigation order under Section 202 of Cr.P.C. dismissed for lack of cause of action.

The Bombay High Court at Goa dismissed the criminal writ petition filed by Advocate Ashwini Agni, challenging the Magistrate's order directing an inve...

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Supreme Court Reverses High Court Conviction in Murder Case, Restores Acquittal by Trial Court. Supreme Court allows appeal, sets aside High Court conviction of two accused in a 2005 murder case citing improper reasoning and lack of evidence.

The Supreme Court reversed the Karnataka High Court's conviction of two appellants in a murder case after the High Court overturned their earlier acqu...

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Acquittal in Murder Case: Supreme Court Overturns Convictions Due to Lack of Evidence. Appellants acquitted after 10 years of imprisonment; sole eyewitness testimony deemed unreliable.

The Supreme Court acquitted Accused Nos. 3 (Saheb s/o Maroti Bhumre) and 5 (Sitaram Pandurang Gabare), who were convicted under Sections 148, 302, and...

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High Court Acquits Man Convicted Under POCSO Act Due to Insufficient Evidence. Bombay High Court overturns the conviction of Anil Chhotelal Chhevle, citing lack of concrete evidence and improper identification in a case under POCSO Act and IPC.

The Bombay High Court's Nagpur Bench acquitted the appellant, Anil Chhotelal Chhevle, previously convicted under Section 5(m) and 6 of the POCSO Act, ...

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"Quashing of FIR for Civil Dispute Between Companies: No Criminal Intent Established" "Dispute over contractual obligations without criminal intent is not prosecutable under Sections 406 and 420 IPC."

The applicants filed an application under Section 482 of the Criminal Procedure Code for quashing FIR No. 652/2020 registered with Jalgaon City Police...

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Supreme Court Quashes FIR Against Army Personnel In Nagaland Encounter Case Due to Lack of Sanction under AFSPA. SC quashes criminal proceedings arising from FIRs against Army personnel involved in Nagaland encounter, pending sanction under AFSPA.

The Supreme Court of India quashed the criminal proceedings initiated against Army personnel involved in a Nagaland encounter incident dated December ...

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Supreme Court Orders Release of Arvind Kejriwal on Bail in CBI Excise Policy Case. Arvind Kejriwal's Arrest by CBI Challenged, Supreme Court Upholds Procedural Legality but Grants Bail Due to Prolonged Incarceration and Lack of Immediate Trial Conclusion.

The Supreme Court addressed two criminal appeals concerning the legality of Kejriwal’s arrest and his application for bail in a CBI case involving a...

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Recruitment Irregularities in Maharashtra Jail Sepoy Selection Case: High Court Rejects Discharge Pleas. Bombay High Court evaluates allegations of criminal conspiracy, forgery, and corruption in the 2004 Jail Sepoy recruitment process involving government officials.

The Bombay High Court ruled against the discharge applications filed by multiple accused, including government officials, in connection with alleged i...

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Writ Petition Allowed Quashing Criminal Proceedings Against MSEDCL Employees for Lack of Sanction under Section 197 of CrPC. MSEDCL employees recognized as public servants, protected under Section 197 CrPC, process quashed due to lack of sanction.

MSEDCL employees challenged the issuance of process under Sections 323 and 506 IPC. The Bombay High Court ruled that they were public servants, requir...