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The Court also noted that there cannot be a fixed timeframe for the formation of a common intention to commit a crime, nor is it essential for the perpetrators to have had prior meetings to conspire.
GST headquaters karnataka
Shashwat Singh
The Court held that the GST Act, 2017 is a special legislation which holistically deals with procedure, penalties and offences.
Supreme Court of India
A Bench led by Justice BR Gavai made the observation while hearing a matrimonial dispute concerning maintenance.
Allahabad High court
Bar & Bench
The Court quashed criminal proceedings against a woman who was accused by her friend's wife of interfering with their marriage.
Kerala High Court
Praisy Thomas
The Court observed that the offence of sexual harassment under Section 354A of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) specifically referred to "a man," thereby excluding women from being prosecuted under this se ...
Bombay HC, Section 498A
Sahyaja MS
The Court added that thousands of cases could be resolved if the offence under Section 498A IPC is made a compoundable offence.
Sexual Harassment
Ratna Singh
The Court noted that the provision is gender-specific and that only a male person can be held liable under this Section.
Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023
Prashant Jha
High Court granted relief to a man accused of rape of a woman he late married.
Criminal laws
Abhijnan Jha
If a crime is committed on a date prior to the enactment of the new criminal laws, but reported after their enactment, which criminal procedural legislation will apply?
Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023
Ayesha Arvind
"Surprisingly, the Police appeared to be unaware of the IPC having gone from 01.07.2024 and the BNS in place," the Court noted.
Section 498A IPC, Kerala High Court
Praisy Thomas
The Hindu woman, who had married the Muslim man in 2000, had died after consuming acid in 2002. The Court found that she was subjected to dowry-related harassment, although not shortly before her deat ...
Justice A Badharudeen
Praisy Thomas
The Court explained that under Section 188 of the CrPC, prior sanction from the Central Government is necessary to prosecute offences in India if they are committed entirely outside India.
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