Burden of Proof

Under Negotiable Instruments Act, burden of proof on accused to prove cheque was not issued for discharge of debt or liability: Supreme Court
[NDPS Act] Presumption of culpability against accused rebuttable, does not sanction conviction on preponderance of probability: SC
Weakness in defence cannot become strength of prosecution, Supreme Court [Read Judgment]
Justice cannot be made sterile by exaggerated adherence to the rule of proof, Supreme Court [Read Judgment]
What the SC held on reverse burden of proof and fair investigation under NDPS Act
What the Supreme Court ruled on Burden of Proof on accused for Insanity under IPC [Read Judgment]
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