Section 167 Crpc News Today

The Court held that once the chargesheet for IPC offences is filed within time as per Section 167 CrPC, no right to default bail subsists only because MCOCA offences were invoked after the chargesheet was filed.

The Delhi High Court on Tuesday rejected habeas corpus petitions by three persons accused in a money laundering case filed against Chinese smartphone manufacturer, Vivo.

A statutory right to default bail cannot be circumvented by imposing onerous conditions as it would amount to a violation of the detenue's fundamental rights under Section 21 of the Constitution of India, the Court said.

The Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita Bill 2023(BNSS), which seeks to repeal and replace the Code of Criminal Procedure 1973(CrPC), proposes to make a significant clarification regarding police...

The Supreme Court on Monday held that ‘custody under Section 167 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 includes custody of other investigating agencies such as the Enforcement Directorate and not...

The Kerala High Court recently held that the accused must be produced either physically or virtually while considering the application for extension of remand filed under Section 36A(4) of the NDPS...

The Bombay High Court recently held that police cannot seek to add additional sections and extension of judicial custody by a mere letter to the judge without submitting remand papers and bringing the...

The Court said that it does not have to go by the label of the chargesheet, but only examine if investigation is complete or not.

The Gujarat High Court has upheld an order remanding a co-accused in a bribery case against IRS Officer Santosh Karnani, to police remand even after grant of anticipatory bail. Karnani was Additional...

The Supreme Court on Monday agreed to constitute a three-judge on May 4 bench to consider Centres application seeking the recall of the recent judgement of a two-judge bench of the Apex Court in Ritu...