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Cognizance Taken By Police For Offence U/S 195A IPC Bad In Law, Only Court Can Consider Matters Relating To False Evidence: Kerala High Court - Vimarsana News

Cognizance Taken By Police For Offence U/S 195A IPC Bad In Law, Only Court Can Consider Matters Relating To False Evidence: Kerala High Court

The Kerala High Court recently held that the police is not competent to register an offence under Section 195A (threatening any person to give false evidence) of the Indian Penal Code and that only a...

Source: livelaw.in
Kerala Govt Moves HC Against Bail Granted to Writer Civic Chandran in Sexual Assault Case - Vimarsana News

Kerala Govt Moves HC Against Bail Granted to Writer Civic Chandran in Sexual Assault Case

The state government said the controversial ruling of the lower court, while granting bail to Chandran, suffered from "illegality and manifest errors".

Source: thewire.in
Kerala Government In High Court Against Order In Sexual Harassment Case - Vimarsana News

Kerala Government In High Court Against Order In Sexual Harassment Case

The controversial bail order to social activist and writer 'Civic' Chandran in a sexual abuse case is now in High Court. The Kerala government has appealed against the order, in which the comments by the judge have outraged many. The activist has be

Source: ndtv.com
FIR not an encyclopedia; omissions in first information statement not fatal: Calcutta High Court - Vimarsana News

FIR not an encyclopedia; omissions in first information statement not fatal: Calcutta High Court

A First Information Report (FIR) is information made at the first instance and not an encyclopedia and courts must not be scrupulous about omissions in the FIR, the Calcutta High Court observed.