१. परिवर्तन की अनिवार्यता और वर्तमान विमर्श भारत की आपराधिक न्याय प्रणाली में भारतीय नागरिक सुरक्षा संहिता, 2023 (बीएनएसएस) का […]
While determining the compensation, the concerned authority of the Union of India will bear in mind that the restrictions were applicable under Section 20A from 4th September, 1998.
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The High Court was therefore not justified in assuming jurisdiction under Section 482 CrPC to terminate the trial process initiated by law. In essence, the High Court saw its role not as a second trial court to weigh the evidence, but as a judicial gatekeeper, finding that the threshold for exercising its quashing power had not been met because the charges were supported by prima facie material.
Thus finally 4 accused boys were sentenced for one and half year of RI due to concurrent sentence. Final fine to be paid was sum of Rs. 56,500 (Fifty Six Thousand Five Hundred) by each sentenced accused. This sum shall be deposited in the respective court within three months from the date of judgment and half of the amount shall be given to victim as compensation.
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Sections 191 (Rioting), 115 (Voluntarily causing hurt), 352 (Intentional insult), 351 (Criminal intimidation), 126 (Wrongful restraint), 78 (Stalking), and 137 (Kidnapping). The judgment also discussed Sections 80 (Dowry death), 103 (Murder), and 86 (Cruelty by husband) in the context of judicial precedents.
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Administrative flexibility refers to the ability of public officials to interpret and apply laws in a way that suits specific circumstances, especially when rigid rules may lead to impractical outcomes.
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The primary legislation guiding civil procedures in Bharat is the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908, (“CPC” for brevity).
