Supreme Court Lays Down Principles Governing Joint Trials in Criminal Cases under CrPC and BNSS  ||  Karnataka HC: Person Joining Festivals of Another Religion Does Not Violate Rights  ||  Himachal Pradesh High Court: Recovery of Money without Proof of Demand Is Not Bribery  ||  Kerala HC: Cognizance Of Rape u/s 376B IPC Needs Complaint by Separated Wife, Not on Police Report  ||  J&K&L HC: Dealership & Lease Agreements Are Separate Contracts and Disputes Must Be Filed Separately  ||  Calcutta High Court: Unemployment Does Not Excuse Able-Bodied Husband from Maintaining His Wife  ||  Ker. HC: Violating the Procedure for Sampling Contraband u/s 53A of Abkari Act Vitiates Prosecution  ||  Delhi High Court: Students with Less Than 75% Attendance Cannot Contest DU Student Union Elections  ||  Delhi High Court: UGC Cannot Debar a University from PhD Admissions under UGC Act  ||  Delhi High Court: MCD's Higher Property Tax on Luxury Hotels Not Arbitrary    

SC Questions Trial Court Practice of Remanding Accused When They Appear in Response to Summons - (22 Mar 2023)

CRIMINAL

Supreme Court while questioning the practice followed by Courts to remand accused to custody, moment they appear in response to summoning order, has observed that this leads to accused apprehending arrest even in cases where investigating agencies are not seeking their custody.

Tags : SUPREME COURT   REMAND   CUSTODY   SUMMONING ORDER  

Share :        

Disclaimer | Copyright 2025 - All Rights Reserved