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Can a High Court grant bail without considering video evidence identifying the accused?
Nagendra Ray vs. State of Bihar & Anr.
The Supreme Court set aside bail orders granted by the Patna High Court for failure to consider video footage and witness statements identifying the accused in a murder case.
Can in-laws be prosecuted solely on vague allegations in a matrimonial FIR?
Prasanta Kumar Dhar & Anr. vs The State of West Bengal & Anr.
The Supreme Court quashed all criminal proceedings against the in-laws, holding that vague, unsupported allegations in a matrimonial FIR cannot sustain criminal prosecution.
Can a POCSO FIR filed during custody battle be quashed as abuse of process?
'R' vs 'E' & Anr.
The Supreme Court quashed a false POCSO FIR filed by a mother against the father during a custody dispute, restored custody to the father, and mandated psychological expert evaluation before arresting a parent accused under POCSO in matrimonial cases.
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