The Supreme Court on Tuesday (October 7) observed that mere presence at the crime scene would not ipso facto render a person ...

Liability would shift to the bystander only when sharing the common object with the unlawful assembly, said SC while giving relief to 10 accused in a 1988 case from Bihar.

New Delhi, Mere presence at the scene does not render a person a member of an unlawful assembly unless it is established that he also shared its common object, the Supreme Court said on Tuesday as it ...

Links to today's Supreme Court reports given belowS.149 IPC \| Supreme Court Explains Tests To Determine If Bystander Was ...

Additional sessions court in Pune has discharged sitting MLA Jitendra Awhad from all charges in connection with a 2016 ...

Five people were sentenced to life imprisonment by a court in Jharkhand’s East Singhbhum district on Wednesday in the 2017 lynching of four persons in Jamshedpur on suspicion that they were “child ...

Ming-yeh Lin of Saint Island International Patent & Law Offices examines a Taiwanese case that illustrates how courts assess ...

A quarry that will operate specifically for a 1.32 gigawatt wind project will need IPC approval after collecting 80 opposing submissions, many of them anti-renewable.

The morning of July 8, 2016, began like any other in Thiruvananthapuram. The city had not waken up completely, the yellow ...

A sessions court in Thane district of Maharashtra acquitted 11 people who were accused in a 2009 rioting and attempted murder ...

A Thane court Maharashtra acquitted 11 people, accused in 2009 rioting and attempted murder case, citing weak evidence and ...

In its findings, the court observed that the charge sheet and evidence indicated Awhad was more a victim than an assailant ...