Section 482

Quashing of FIRs by High Courts under Section 482 CrPC: A closer look
Criminal case cannot be quashed merely on ground that 'no useful purpose will be served': Supreme Court
Supreme Court issues notice to Telangana High Court over decision against hearing quashing petitions during summer vacation
Criminal case cannot be quashed merely because complaint was filed by political rival: Supreme Court
Case against chargesheeted accused cannot be quashed merely because other suspects not chargesheeted: Supreme Court
Anil Deshmukh plea to quash ED summons should be heard by Division Bench: Bombay High Court
Criminal cases to be referred to mediation only if settlement permissible under law, Delhi HC
Why Madras HC rejected pleas to quash charges against Maran Bros in the Telephone Exchange Case
CrPC does not bar Second Complaint if First Complaint not disposed of on merits, Supreme Court
When can Section 482, CrPC be invoked to direct the registration of FIRs? Madras HC answers
Can the owner of a newspaper be held liable for defamatory publication, Supreme Court answers
Supreme Court’s 10-point exposition of Section 482 CrPC for quashing FIRs/ criminal proceedings [Read judgment]
High Court may recall non-bailable warrants u/s 482 CrPC: Madras HC
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