“Judge Rushed Kejriwal’s Bail, Denied Prosecutor’s Opposition”: ED to SC

Today, On 26th June, The Enforcement Directorate (ED) criticized the trial court’s hasty granting of bail to Arvind Kejriwal, emphasizing that it undermined the judicial process’s integrity. The Supreme Court allowed Kejriwal to file a substantial appeal, as the ED highlighted procedural lapses and failure to comply with mandatory conditions. Additionally, the CBI was granted permission to formally arrest Kejriwal.

[Money Laundering Case] Delhi Court Grants Bail to Kashmiri Separatist Leader Shabir Shah

A Delhi court has granted bail to Kashmiri separatist leader Shabir Shah in a money laundering case, citing his nearly seven years in custody. The court noted that with no prior convictions, he is entitled to statutory bail. Shah’s legal battle continues, with the judge highlighting the seriousness of the other cases against him.

Paternity Of Children| Allahabad HC Orders Man to Undergo DNA Test or Pay Maintenance

The Allahabad High Court ruled that a man denying paternity must undergo a DNA test or pay child maintenance. Emphasizing the children’s rights, the court highlighted the importance of securing their financial support and legal status. The ruling addressed the significance of DNA testing in resolving paternity disputes and emphasized the children’s best interests.

Supreme Court : Can PMLA Twin Test Affect Bail for Accused?

Today, 30th April, The Supreme Court ruled that the twin tests under the PMLA can affect bail, emphasizing the authority of a criminal court. The debate centers on whether bail conditions still apply after a special court acknowledges the offence and the ED’s authority to arrest post-complaint acknowledgment. Legal discourse stems from a previous refusal of pre-arrest bail in a money laundering case.