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IMPORTANT POINTS
(1) Dying declaration – Conviction can be based solely on dying declaration and there is no requirement of any corroboration – If there is an iota of suspicion Court has to look for corroboration.
(2) Murder – Investigation and prosecution was premised on motive alleged and nothing more. ,11 Mar 2026
Supreme Court of India
IMPORTANT POINT
Anticipatory bail – Where Appellant was not initially named in FIR and no raid was ever conducted at his place of business, anticipatory bail can be granted to appellant. ,10 Mar 2026
Supreme Court of India
IMPORTANT POINTS
(1) Murder and disappearance of evidence – Mere recovery of currency notes cannot constitute incriminating evidence in absence of corroborative evidence.
(2) Electronic evidence – Requirement of certificate under Section 65-B of Evidence Act for admissibility of electronic evidence is mandatory and cannot be dispensed with. ,10 Mar 2026
Supreme Court of India
IMPORTANT POINTS
(1) Srimati Radhika Sinha Institute and Sachchidanand Sinha Library (Requisition & Management) Act, 2015 is declared unconstitutional and accordingly struck down – Mere passage of time does not supply any justification.
(2) Public Trust – Fact that an institution is intended to serve a public purpose or is open to public use does not, by itself, conclusively determine that trust is a public trust in law – Legal character of a trust depends on several factors.
(3) Equality before law is not a mere formal concept; it embodies principle that State action, whether legislative or executive, must be based on rational criteria and must not operate in an arbitrary or capricious manner. ,10 Mar 2026
Supreme Court of India
IMPORTANT POINTS
(1) Additional evidence – Parties do not possess any vested or automatic right to seek admission of additional evidence at appellate stage.
(2) Appeal is ordinarily to be decided on evidence adduced before Trial Court – Appellate Court is not expected to embark upon a fresh fact-finding exercise or permit production of additional evidence as a matter of routine. ,09 Mar 2026
Supreme Court of India
IMPORTANT POINT
Cruelty and dowry offences – Different standards cannot be applied to persons who stand on identical footing. ,09 Mar 2026
Supreme Court of India
IMPORTANT POINT
Written contract – Ordinarily, when a contract is reduced to writing, its terms must be determined from the document itself – However, this rule does not put embargo on looking into such facts which establish link between terms of contract and existing facts. ,27 Feb 2026
Supreme Court of India
IMPORTANT POINTS
(1) Liability of Surety – Liability of surety is co-extensive with that of principal-debtor, unless contract of guarantee provides otherwise – Liability of surety extends only to what contract he guaranteed and not something for which he had not contracted for.
(2) Discharge of Surety – Surety is discharged only in respect of transactions that occurred subsequent to variance of terms of contract. ,27 Feb 2026
Supreme Court of India
IMPORTANT POINT
Seizure of misbranded drug – Limitation period would run out only on completion of three years from the date identity of accused became known to Competent Authority. ,26 Feb 2026
Supreme Court of India
IMPORTANT POINTS
(1) Criminal breach of trust, cheating and forgery – Merely because a document is not traceable in records after several years of its issuance, it cannot be said that document is forged.
(2) Allegation about security money being not refunded would not make out a criminal offence though it may give rise to a civil cause of action. ,25 Feb 2026
Supreme Court of India
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