Supreme Court Sets Aside Cattle Transport Conviction, Says Missing Papers Don’t Prove Slaughter Intent

Cattle transport conviction set aside: the Supreme Court held that the absence of transport documents cannot lead to a presumption that bullocks were being carried for slaughter under the Chhattisgarh Agricultural Cattle Preservation Act, 2004.

Illegal Cattle Transportation | ‘Rightful Owners & Truck Have Right to Possess Property During Ongoing Trial’: High Court Rejects Gaushala’s Plea

The Bombay High Court rejected a gaushala’s plea for custody of cattle seized in an illegal transportation case. Justice YG Khobragade said that the rightful owners of the cattle have the right to keep their property during the ongoing trial. The decision highlights the need to respect ownership rights while the case is being heard. This ruling supports the legal process and clears up property rights in such cases.The Bombay High Court rejected a gaushala’s plea for custody of cattle seized in an illegal transportation case. Justice YG Khobragade said that the rightful owners of the cattle have the right to keep their property during the ongoing trial. The decision highlights the need to respect ownership rights while the case is being heard. This ruling supports the legal process and clears up property rights in such cases.