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While ascertaining the weight of ganja for deciding the extent of culpability under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act (NDPS Act), the weight of seeds, leaves and stalks of the plant must be excluded.

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Bombay High Court has recently made a significant decision that could potentially have far-reaching implications in narcotics cases. In a recent case, Ibrahim Khwaja Miya Sayyed @ Raju v. State of Maharashtra, the court held that when ascertaining the weight of ganja for deciding the extent of culpability under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances … Read more

DELHI HIGH COURT ASK FILMMAKER TO INSERT THE DISCLAIMER OVER CRIMINALITY OF PRE-NATAL SEX DETERMINATION BEFORE RELEASING

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The Delhi High Court approved the release of Ranveer Singh’s movie, Jashby Jodar, starring Yashraj, on Tuesday.  The split-bench, consisting of Judge Navin Chaula and Judge Manoj Kumar Ori, dismisses the plea of ​​the NGO  Youth Against Climb and portrays a trailer for the prenatal sex-determining scene. I challenged the movie in search of it. … Read more

YOU KEPT SILENT FOR 2 YEARS: SUPREME COURT DISMISSES COMPLAINANT’S CHALLENGE AGAINST PRE-ARREST BAIL TO RAPE ACCUSED.

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On Friday the apex court dismissed the special leave petition filed in the sexual exploitation case. This special leave petition was filed against the order passed by the Madhya Pradesh High court in the rape case of 23 year old. The high court passed an order of granting anticipatory bail in the rape case. Against … Read more

PHYSICAL ANALYSIS IS NOT PRESCRIBED UNDER NDPS ACT FOR TESTING OPIUM

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the apex court in sukhdev singh vs state of punjab, 2016 observed that under Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, 1985, the physical analysis for testing opium is not prescribed. the bench headed by chief justice N V Ramana observed that the physical appearance of the material is immaterial for determining whether the content of … Read more

CASE 8. LALITA KUMARI VS GOVERNMENT OF UTTAR PRADESH & OTHERS

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FACTS- The writ petition filed by lalita kumari through her father for issuance of writ of Habeas Corpus or directions of like nature against the respondents herein for the protection of minor daughter who has been kidnapped. The grievance in said writ petition that on written report no action taken by officer. After which Superintendent … Read more

HEARSAY: ADMISSION AS EVIDENCE (Blessing or Curse)?

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In Indian evidence law, the evidence is defined under section 3 in the interpretation clause as “evidence includes oral evidence and documentary evidence which is permitted by the court to produce before it”. Evidence of various kinds produced before the court to prove or to disprove the fact in issue or issue of fact in … Read more