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Revisional Jurisdiction Of Criminal Courts: Constricted? - Vimarsana News

Revisional Jurisdiction Of Criminal Courts: Constricted?

Many a time, criminal courts pronounce orders which may have a patent defect or any error of law. In such a scenario, an aggrieved party looks for answers to such orders and this is why, the...

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Pepper spray a 'dangerous weapon', says Karnataka HC | India News - Vimarsana News

Pepper spray a 'dangerous weapon', says Karnataka HC | India News

India News: The petitioners were accused of attacking Randeep Das, a security guard employed by CKC & Sons showroom at Shivajinagar in Bengaluru, and some laboure

Pepper spray a 'dangerous weapon', says Karnataka HC | India News - Vimarsana News

Pepper spray a 'dangerous weapon', says Karnataka HC | India News

India News: The petitioners were accused of attacking Randeep Das, a security guard employed by CKC & Sons showroom at Shivajinagar in Bengaluru, and some laboure

NEET aspirant from Rohtak dies by suicide in Kota; murder suspected - Vimarsana News

NEET aspirant from Rohtak dies by suicide in Kota; murder suspected

Sumit Panchal's suspicious death in Kota hostel prompts family to seek SIT probe. No suicide note found. Medical board conducts autopsy. Investigation

High Court's Revisional Jurisdiction U/S 401 CrPC Limited, Can't Interfere With Trial Court's Conclusions Unless Manifestly Illegal: MP High Court - Vimarsana News

High Court's Revisional Jurisdiction U/S 401 CrPC Limited, Can't Interfere With Trial Court's Conclusions Unless Manifestly Illegal: MP High Court

Madhya Pradesh High Court has reiterated that the scope of revisional jurisdiction wielded by the High Court under Section 401 CrPC is limited and it cannot be put to use for reversing the conclusions...

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