Indian Legal Insights

Calcutta High Court In the case of Apurba Sinha Ray has observed that For conviction in Prevention of corruption act,under Sections 7 and 13(1)(d) read with 13(2), the prosecution must prove both demand and acceptance of illegal gratification. Simply recovering tainted money is not enough unless it is clearly connected to a proven demand and…

In a recent judgement Karnataka High Court in the case of Nanjunda Vs State of Karnataka laid down that Under Article 22(1) of the Constitution and Section 50 CrPC (now Sec. 47 BNSS 2023)Police must inform arrested persons of the grounds of arrest in writing. Oral information alone is not enough unless followed by written…

In this blog I am going to write about Indian legal landscape and updates from Honourable Supreme court of India and various High courts in India. I am going to cover the judgements that have significant legal and societal impact.