02/04/2019 – Advocatetanmoy Law Library

The definition of consumer u/s 2(1)(d) does include the services rendered by Advocate – Madras High Court

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Consumer Law

The definition of consumer u/s 2(1)(d) does include the services rendered by Advocate – Madras High Court

Even if the section is declared to be unconstitutional the other sections of the Act will continue to be intact and if the services of the advocate fall within the definition of service u/s 2(o) of the Act, then,...

Address of the experts available for the opinion in Criminal Investigation in West Bengal

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Criminal Investigation

Address of the experts available for the opinion in Criminal Investigation in West Bengal

Blood, Semen, Viscera, Hair, Arms, Ammunition, Electric Meters, Ballastics, Weapon of Offence, Tampered Registration no. of Vehicles, Wearing Apparels etc. The Director, Forensic Science Laboratory, 37/1/2, Belgachia Road, Kolkata- 37 Ph- 033-25565430 Arms, Ammunition, Bombs, Explosives and DNA Test. The Director, Central Forensic...

Packing, Sealing & labeling Exhibitable evidence by Police Investigator

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Criminal Investigation

Packing, Sealing & labeling Exhibitable evidence by Police Investigator

General precautions by IO Put the date of Sealing without a miss If possible, the articles initiated by the witnesses and sealed in their presence When the articles are received at the police station, make an entry in the...

Delay in Despatch of FIR to Magistrat

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Criminal

Delay in Despatch of FIR to Magistrat

(i) Mere delay in Despatch of FIR to magistrate is not a circumstance, which can throw out the prosecution case entirely. [Pala Singh & vs. State of Punjab, AIR 1992 SC 2679] (ii) The delay is not necessarily fatal particularly when...

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Criminal

Wherever there is inordinate delay in completing criminal investigation, such delay would provide ground for quashing the FIR

Wherever there is inordinate delay on the part of the investigating agency in completing the investigation, such delay, ipso facto, would provide ground for quashing the First Information Report or the proceedings arising therefrom. The above view is supported...

Disposal of FIR by Police

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Police Investigation

Disposal of FIR by Police

If an FIR once started, shall not be cancelled by the police, nor by the Magistrate. Recording of FIR means starting of an investigation of a cognizable case which can only be concluded in any of the following ways:  By...

Criminal Investigation as per Bengal Police Regulation 1943

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Police Investigation

Criminal Investigation as per Bengal Police Regulation 1943

1. Recording of information in General Diary: Officer-in-charge of a police station can record any information in G.D U/S 44 Police Act 1861. 44. Police officers to keep diary – It shall be the duty of every officer in charge...

Expert witness rendering opinion evidence, DNA testing & Superimposition technique

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Expert witness rendering opinion evidence, DNA testing & Superimposition technique

The law of evidence is designed to ensure that the court considers only that evidence which will enable it to reach a reliable conclusion. The first and foremost requirement for expert evidence to be admissible is that it is...

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Supreme Court

Considering surrounding circumstances of the case Supreme Court reduced the sentence and enhance the fine

Criminal-Learned advocate appearing on behalf of the appellants, in the alternative, has prayed to impose the lesser punishment and consequently to modify the sentence imposed by the courts below, he said that the accused is ready to pay enhanced...

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MURDER

Mere presence in an unlawful assembly cannot render a person liable unless there was a common object u/s 141 I.P.C

CRIMINAL - Section 302 read with Section 149 - the FIR was registered on 12.08.1989 but was forwarded to the Magistrate only on 16.08.1989, after a delay of 4 days, becomes significant in light of the inconsistencies...

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Indian Penal code

In case of inordinate delay in lodging FIR, Court may reject the case if delay is not satisfactorily explained-SC

CRIMINAL - Sections 365 and 352 of the Indian Penal Code - Normally, the Court may reject the case of the prosecution in case of inordinate delay in lodging the first information report because of the possibility of concoction...

United States Code

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The definition of consumer u/s 2(1)(d) does include the services rendered by Advocate – Madras High Court

Address of the experts available for the opinion in Criminal Investigation in West Bengal

Packing, Sealing & labeling Exhibitable evidence by Police Investigator

Delay in Despatch of FIR to Magistrat

Wherever there is inordinate delay in completing criminal investigation, such delay would provide ground for quashing the FIR

Disposal of FIR by Police

Criminal Investigation as per Bengal Police Regulation 1943

Expert witness rendering opinion evidence, DNA testing & Superimposition technique

Considering surrounding circumstances of the case Supreme Court reduced the sentence and enhance the fine

Mere presence in an unlawful assembly cannot render a person liable unless there was a common object u/s 141 I.P.C

In case of inordinate delay in lodging FIR, Court may reject the case if delay is not satisfactorily explained-SC

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