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An appeal against a judgment was disposed of by a Division Bench which included Justice Ajit Kumar Sengupta. Question arises whether Justice Ajit Kumar Sengupta could sit in Division Bench to decied the appeal against that judgment? Apex court

An appeal against a judgment was disposed of by a Division Bench which included Justice Ajit Kumar Sengupta. Question arises whether Justice Ajit Kumar Sengupta could sit in Division Bench to decied the appeal against that judgment?

advtanmoy 19/07/2018
Whether “judicial obstinacy” can be treated as a form of “bias” is the question which we intend...
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There can only be one set of rules and standards when it comes to trials and judgment in criminal cases unless the statute provides for any special application.

There can only be one set of rules and standards when it comes to trials and judgment in criminal cases unless the statute provides for any special application.

advtanmoy 19/07/2018
It is one of the fundamental principles of criminal jurisprudence that an accused is presumed to be...
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If the prosecution fails to satisfactorily explain the delay and there is a possibility of embellishment in the prosecution version on account of such delay, the delay would be fatal to the prosecution.

If the prosecution fails to satisfactorily explain the delay and there is a possibility of embellishment in the prosecution version on account of such delay, the delay would be fatal to the prosecution.

advtanmoy 19/07/2018
Supreme Court in State of H.P. v. Gian Chand, (2001) 6 SCC 71 dealt with the effect...
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