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    Articles Tagged with "Criminal Law"

    Prosecution Under UP Gangsters Act Permissible Even In Case Of A Single FIR/Charge-sheet for Anti-Social Activities: Supreme Court

    livelaw.in • Law • India

    The Supreme Court of India ruled that prosecution under the Uttar Pradesh Gangsters and Anti-Social Activities (Prevention) Act, 1986, is permissible even with a single FIR or charge sheet if the crime involves anti-social activities as defined in the Act.

    Supreme Court Gangsters Act Uttar Pradesh Criminal Law India
    Should Grounds Of Arrest Be Mandatorily Supplied 'Prior' To Arrest In Every Case? Supreme Court Reserves Orders In Worli Hit & Run Case

    livelaw.in • Law • India

    The Supreme Court of India reserved its judgment on whether providing written grounds for arrest is mandatory before or immediately after arrest in all cases, stemming from a hit-and-run case.

    Supreme Court Arrest India Criminal Law Due Process
    Joint liability under IPC - iPleaders

    blog.ipleaders.in • Law • India

    This article provides a detailed analysis of joint liability under the Indian Penal Code, 1860, explaining its scope, key elements, and landmark judgments.

    Joint Liability Indian Penal Code Criminal Law Common Intention Legal Analysis
    Difference between Sec 34 and 149 IPC, 1860

    blog.ipleaders.in • Law • India

    This article explains the differences between Section 34 and Section 149 of the Indian Penal Code, focusing on the concepts of common intention and common object in joint criminal liability.

    Indian Penal Code Section 34 Section 149 Criminal Law Joint Liability
    Cheque Bounce Complaint U/S 138 NI Act Maintainable Even If Civil Suit For Recovery Is Instituted: Karnataka High Court Reiterates

    livelaw.in • Law • India

    The Karnataka High Court affirmed that a criminal complaint under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act remains viable even if a parallel civil suit for debt recovery is filed.

    Negotiable Instruments Act Cheque Bounce Karnataka High Court Criminal Law Civil Suit