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Supreme Court Warns Courts To Carefully Examine Evidence Of Interested Witnesses The Supreme Court held that courts must carefully examine interested witnesses evidence, especially where contradictions and inconsistencies exist.

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Postmortem Report Alone Is Not Substantive Evidence: Supreme Court The Supreme Court held that a postmortem report is not substantive evidence and must be supported by reliable medical testimony.

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Supreme Court: Hostile Witness Testimony Can Help Acquit Accused, Not Just Convict The Supreme Court held that hostile witness testimony can be relied upon not only for conviction but also for acquittal if it weakens the prosecution case.

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Admissions Made In Criminal Proceedings Can Support Civil Decree Under Order XII Rule 6 CPC: Supreme Court The Supreme Court held that admissions made in criminal proceedings can support a civil decree under Order 12 Rule 6 CPC.

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Supreme Court Imposes ₹1 Lakh Costs On Cheque Bounce Convict For Reopening Dispute Through Fresh Writ Petition The Supreme Court dismissed a cheque bounce conviction writ petition and imposed ₹1 lakh costs for reopening concluded criminal proceedings.

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FIR Must Disclose Essential Ingredients Of Offence Under SC/ST Act, Else Proceedings Liable To Be Quashed: Supreme Court The Supreme Court held that FIRs under the SC/ST Act must disclose all essential ingredients of the offence, including the requirement of public view.

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No Offence Under SC/ST Act If Alleged Caste Abuse Occurs Inside Private House Without Public View: Supreme Court The Supreme Court held that alleged caste abuse inside a private house without public view does not attract offences under the SC/ST Act.

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S.294 CrPC | Accused Can Rely On Chargesheet Documents Without Formal Proof If Genuineness Is Not Disputed: Supreme Court Section 294 CrPC clarified by the Supreme Court: accused can rely on chargesheet documents without formal proof if genuineness is undisputed.

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Revenue Entries Don’t Confer Ownership Rights; Title Must Be Proved Through Valid Documents: Supreme Court Revenue entries ownership rights clarified by the Supreme Court, holding that mutation and revenue records do not confer title over property.

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Section 28 Specific Relief Act | Decree Becomes Inexecutable on Non-Compliance of Time & No Separate Application Needed for Rescission: Supreme Court Section 28 Specific Relief Act clarified: non-compliance with time makes a decree for specific performance inexecutable; no separate rescission application is required.