The Supreme Court Today (Aug 18) upheld the Bombay High Court’s order quashing the FIR in MP Mohan Delkar’s suicide case. Nine accused, including UT Administrator Praful Patel, stand cleared of abetment charges.
The Bombay High Court dismissed a criminal case against Raj Thackeray related to a 2008 stone-pelting incident on a State transport bus. The court found no evidence to prove Thackeray incited violence, ruling that he was not present during the attack, and concluded that the case lacked substantial evidence for trial.
The Madhya Pradesh High Court ruled that a mother can be considered an accomplice to rape under Section 109 of the IPC if she encourages the crime. The accused man was convicted of rape, while his mother faced charges of abetment, highlighting the equal responsibility for those who facilitate such acts.
While a 2018 amendment to the PCA clearly criminalized offering bribes, courts have interpreted its application differently for cases prior to the amendment. NEW DELHI: In a notable case that could affect corruption cases filed before 2018, the Supreme Court of India will decide whether offering a bribe is punishable under the Prevention of Corruption […]
Dr. Mohankumar, accused of money laundering related to securing a medical seat for a public servant’s daughter, had his discharge application rejected by the Karnataka High Court. The court emphasized that evidence collected warranted proceeding with the trial, finding unexplained cash deposits raised significant suspicions. The case will continue.
The Supreme Court of India ruled that advising a partner to marry according to parental wishes does not constitute abetment to suicide, setting a precedent for future cases. The court clarified that instigation or facilitation of suicide must be proven for abetment. This judgment emphasizes the distinction between relationship complexities and legal accountability.