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[PMLA] Courts cannot proceed on preponderance of probabilities; allegations must be proved beyond reasonable doubt: Supreme Court
Principles governing disciplinary enquiry different from criminal trial; proof beyond reasonable doubt not needed: Supreme Court
"Fictionalised", "Half-Baked" and "Embedded in Probabilities": Orissa HC quashes 21-year-old murder conviction, junks trial court findings
[NDPS Act] Presumption of culpability against accused rebuttable, does not sanction conviction on preponderance of probability: SC
The Rule of Best Evidence in Criminal Jurisprudence
Rajasthan Court acquits all accused persons in Pehlu Khan lynching case [Read Judgment]
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