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Kiran Ishwar Panchal filed a habeas corpus petition claiming she was illegally detained by her father. She was produced before the court and stated she intends to marry Shaikh Mohd Abid Ayyub, who she has been in a relationship with for 5 years. Both Kiran and Shaikh confirmed their relationship and intent to marry. While Kiran's parents oppose the relationship, the court confirmed Kiran is an adult aged 23 who can live as she wishes. The court then dismissed the petition and ensured Kiran was escorted from the court as she requested.
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J revati order
1) The appellant appealed his conviction of murder and destruction of evidence for assaulting his wife Manisha with a hammer.
2) According to witnesses, the appellant frequently quarreled with Manisha and suspected her character. On the day of the incident, he assaulted her with a hammer when she refused to make him tea.
3) The appellant confessed to Manisha's uncle and others that he assaulted her with a hammer after she refused to make tea. He was convicted and sentenced to 10 years imprisonment for murder and 2 years for destruction of evidence, to run concurrently.
Bombay hc order
1) The petitioner filed a habeas corpus petition seeking the production of his daughter who had run away with respondent No. 5.
2) The daughter has now appeared before the court and stated that she is an adult in a relationship with respondent No. 5, also an adult, and they plan to marry when he turns 21.
3) The court accepts the daughter does not wish to return to her parents and dismisses the habeas corpus petition while directing that no physical harm be caused to either party.
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The petition was filed by Jaswa Devi, the widow of Pradeep Chaudhary, seeking an FIR for her husband's murder by police and compensation of Rs. 20 lakhs. She alleged that Pradeep died from police torture after being caught during Holi celebrations and beaten at the police station, where he was illegally detained for 16 hours. The state argued that the initial case registered did not mention torture or detention by police. A magistrate's inquiry found wrongful confinement but not death due to police torture as Pradeep died at the hospital. While the cause of death was disputed, wrongful confinement for 16 hours violating Article 21 was found. Therefore, the court directed the state to pay Rs. 50,000
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The Supreme Court upheld the conviction of Santosh Kumar Singh for the rape and murder of Priyadarshini Mattoo in 1996 but reduced his death sentence to life imprisonment. The DNA test conclusively proved Singh's involvement in the rape. Other circumstantial evidence included the recovery of Singh's helmet with a broken visor, glass pieces from the visor near the victim's body, and injuries on Singh's hand. While the trial court had initially acquitted Singh, the High Court convicted him and awarded the death penalty based on the circumstantial evidence. The Supreme Court affirmed the conviction but commuted the sentence to life imprisonment given Singh's age at the time of the crime.
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This document summarizes a court case in Madhya Pradesh, India. The petitioner filed a writ of habeas corpus, claiming his father Husan was illegally detained and sent to jail, mistaken for someone else. The state claimed it was detaining the correct person, Husna, convicted in an earlier case. However, an inquiry found their fingerprints did not match. The court concluded Husan's detention was illegal and ordered his immediate release. It also noted the Sub Divisional Magistrate had made incorrect statements in affidavits filed earlier.
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This document is a court judgment from the High Court of Bombay regarding Criminal Appeal No. 215 of 2008. The appellant, Prashant, had been convicted by a lower court for abetting the suicide of his wife and subjecting her to cruelty, but appealed the conviction. In a 3 sentence summary:
The High Court analyzed the evidence and found that the allegations of harassment against the appellant were vague and general in nature. There was also no evidence that directly linked the appellant to instigating the suicide. Therefore, the court allowed the appeal and acquitted the appellant of both charges.
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The petitioner, a 24-year-old man, has been in custody for 3 months for charges of kidnapping and rape involving a 16-year-old girl. He claims the conduct of the victim mitigates the charges and seeks regular bail. The court notes that while the victim is a minor and could not legally consent, the facts indicate a consensual romantic relationship where the victim voluntarily left home due to her love for the petitioner. However, the petitioner should not have had sex with the minor. Considering the circumstances, the court believes the petitioner has made a case for bail and further incarceration is uncalled for, but stringent conditions must be imposed.
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This document is a judgment from the High Court of Judicature at Bombay regarding an appeal of a criminal case. In the summary:
1. The State has appealed the acquittal of the respondent accused of rape and criminal intimidation charges.
2. The High Court notes inconsistencies between the prosecutrix's testimony and medical evidence, which found no injuries despite her claims of injuries requiring stitches.
3. The Investigating Officer's testimony also contradicts parts of the prosecutrix's account of the alleged crime.
4. Based on the contradictions and lack of corroborating evidence, the High Court finds issues with the lower court's judgment acquitting the accused.
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1) This memorandum outlines a writ petition filed in the Madras High Court regarding a property dispute and allegations of forgery.
2) It details the family history and property ownership of the late Perumal Mudhaliar and his sons, including complaints filed with the police by the petitioners against the respondent P. Kolandavel regarding a disputed will and efforts to seize the family property.
3) The petitioners allege that P. Kolandavel has filed fraudulent court cases and harassed family members in order to grab the property, and that a police investigation is needed to determine if the disputed will is forged. They seek dismissal of the civil case regarding the property.
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- The appellant, Vishnu, has been in jail for over 20 years while this case was pending as a defective appeal for 16 years.
- Vishnu was convicted of rape, criminal intimidation, and offenses against a Scheduled Caste person and sentenced to various jail terms by the Sessions Court.
- On appeal, his counsel argues the evidence does not support the offenses against the Scheduled Caste person or rape, and asks for acquittal after the appellant has been in jail for over 20 years.
- The court examines the evidence and has doubts about the rape and Scheduled Caste offenses based on inconsist
Rajivgandhi v. The State- Madras hc SCC.pdf
1) The appellant was convicted by the trial court for offenses under the POCSO Act and Section 363 IPC for kidnapping and sexually assaulting a 16-year-old girl.
2) The High Court upheld the conviction under the POCSO Act but acquitted the appellant of the kidnapping charge under Section 363 IPC, finding that the victim had gone voluntarily with the appellant.
3) However, the Court confirmed the conviction under the POCSO Act, noting that the victim's testimony clearly described penetrative sexual assault and the medical evidence supported this, while the appellant failed to dislodge the presumption of guilt under the Act.
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The Supreme Court upheld the conviction and death penalty imposed on the appellant based on circumstantial evidence. However, the summary failed to properly consider the requirements for imposing the death penalty as outlined in previous judgments. While the circumstantial evidence established the appellant's guilt, the court did not adequately examine whether the appellant could be rehabilitated or prove that life imprisonment was not a sufficient alternative to the death penalty. The judgment also did not clearly define "rarest of the rare cases" as required.
Ankit and other v. st. of haryana
The document summarizes a court case in India. Three juveniles, Ankit, Mohan, and Deepak, were convicted of sexually assaulting an 8-year-old boy. They were found guilty under Section 377 of the Indian Penal Code and Section 10 of the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act. Their defense argued the medical evidence did not support penetration and the conviction should be overturned. The court reviewed the medical evidence and victim's testimony but ultimately upheld the conviction, finding the prosecution had sufficiently proven its case against the juveniles.
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This document is a memorial submitted to the Madras High Court on behalf of the petitioner in a case involving charges under Sections 302, 304, 498(a) of the Indian Penal Code. The memorial outlines the facts of the case where the deceased Swarna Sujith allegedly committed suicide by self-immolation and later died from her injuries, accusing her husband Rajeev Kanna and mother-in-law of setting her on fire. It raises three issues for consideration regarding Swarna's mental state and whether she was provoked, whether she was tortured and demanded dowry, and whether the charges against Rajeev and his mother are appropriate. The memorial provides laws, jurisdictions, arguments and a prayer on behalf of
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1. The petitioner is seeking Rs. 10 lakh ex gratia compensation from the state for the custodial death of his son Kiran Rokade in Shirdi Police Station lockup on March 31, 2016.
2. Kiran was caught by temple disciples for allegedly stealing a purse and handed over to police. Police took Kiran to the police station and detained him in lockup without informing his family or conducting due process like an arrest panchnama.
3. Kiran died in police custody. The post-mortem report showed evidence of abrasion on his neck. The petitioner alleges the police officials assaulted and killed Kiran. Criminal proceedings have been initiated against the police officers involved.
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- 1. 1/3 56 Cri. WP-67.21.odt IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY CRIMINAL APPELLATE JURISDICTION CRIMINAL WRIT PETITION NO.67 OF 2021 Shaikh Mohd. Abid Ayyub .. Petitioner Vs The State of Maharashtra & Ors. .. Respondents … Mr. A.N. Kazi with Mr. Rizwan Khan i/b N.N. Kazi & Associates for the petitioner. Mr. J.P. Yagnik, A.P.P. for respondent No.1-State. Mr. Rohin Chauhan for respondent No.4. Ms. Pawaskar M.S., WPC (BN-1648) attached to Naupada Police Station, Thane, is present in the Court. Mr. M.P. Sonawane, API attached to Naupada Police Station, Thane, is present in the Court. Ms. Kiran Ishwar Panchal is produced in the Court. … CORAM: S.S. SHINDE & MANISH PITALE, JJ. DATED : 19TH JANUARY, 2021. P.C:- 1. As per order dated 11/01/2021 passed by this court directing the concerned police officer to produce Ms. Kiran AJN ::: Uploaded on - 19/01/2021 ::: Downloaded on - 20/01/2021 10:39:49 :::
- 2. 2/3 56 Cri. WP-67.21.odt Ishwar Panchal before this court, today (19/01/2021) said Ms. Kiran Ishwar Panchal is produced before this court. 2. Writ petition praying for issuance of a writ of habeas corpus has been filed by the petitioner claiming that the said Ms. Kiran Ishwar Panchal is in illegal custody and detention of respondent No.4, who is the father of said Ms. Kiran Ishwar Panchal. 3. Since the said Ms. Kiran Ishwar Panchal has been produced before this court, we interacted with her. She stated that she has been in a relationship with the petitioner – Shaikh Mohd. Abid Ayyub almost for the past five years. She is a graduate while the petitioner is pursuing his MBA course. She stated that they intend to get married. She further stated that she is aged about 23 years and, therefore, she intends to live her life, as per her wish. 4. The petitioner, who is present in the court, came forward and confirmed that he and the said Ms. Kiran Ishwar Panchal are, indeed, in a relationship for the past five years and they intend to get married. Respondent No.4 i.e. the father of said Ms. Kiran Ishwar Panchal and his wife are also present in the court. It is not disputed by them that said Ms. Kiran Ishwar Panchal is a major, aged about 23 years. AJN ::: Uploaded on - 19/01/2021 ::: Downloaded on - 20/01/2021 10:39:49 :::
- 3. 3/3 56 Cri. WP-67.21.odt 5. Since said Ms. Kiran Ishwar Panchal has been produced before this court, the purpose of filing this petition has been satisfied. The facts of the present case indicate that the parents of said Ms. Kiran Ishwar Panchal oppose her relationship with the petitioner and it is perhaps, in this background, she was allegedly taken away by them, as alleged by said Ms. Kiran Ishwar Panchal. 6. Be that as it may, we dispose of this petition in view of the fact that said Ms. Kiran Ishwar Panchal has been produced before this court by the police. 7. Since said Ms. Kiran Ishwar Panchal is admittedly a major aged about 23 years old, she is free to move as per her own wish. Nevertheless, as per the request made by said Ms. Kiran Ishwar Panchal, Mr. Sonawane, the API attached to the Naupada Police Station, Thane, who is present in the court, is directed to ensure that said Ms. Kiran Ishwar Panchal is escorted from the court premises to the destination that she desires to go. 8. The petition is disposed of in the aforesaid terms. (MANISH PITALE, J.) (S.S. SHINDE, J.) AJN ::: Uploaded on - 19/01/2021 ::: Downloaded on - 20/01/2021 10:39:49 :::