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Testimony of Hostile Witness Cannot Be Discarded Entirely
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Supreme Court Clarifies: Testimony of Hostile Witness Cannot Be Discarded Entirely

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The Supreme Court rules that testimony of a hostile witness cannot be rejected outright and must be evaluated for truthful […]

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Voyeurism Under IPC 354C
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Voyeurism Under IPC 354C: Supreme Court Defines When Non-Consensual Photos Become a Crime

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The Supreme Court of India has clarified that taking photos or videos of a woman without her consent does not

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Supreme Court Warns Against Misuse of Criminal Law for Vested Interests
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Supreme Court Warns Against Misuse of Criminal Law for Vested Interests: Key Takeaways from Inder Chand Bagri v. Jagadish Prasad Bagri (2025)

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The Supreme Court has reiterated that criminal law must not be used to settle civil disputes or pursue vested interests.

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Mere Presence ≠ Guilt Supreme Court Clarifies Section 149 IPC
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Supreme Court Clarifies: Mere Presence at Crime Scene Doesn’t Make You Part of Unlawful Assembly

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The Supreme Court clarified that mere presence at a crime scene doesn’t make a person part of an unlawful assembly

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