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Gau. HC: Confession to Police Officer in Absence of Magistrate Can’t be Basis for Conviction(30.03.2023)

Gauhati High Court while acquitting a woman who was convicted for murdering her husband has held that confession made to police officers in absence of.....

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SC: FIR of Confessional Nature Made by an Accused is Inadmissible in Evidence(06.08.2025)

SC has observed that an FIR of a confessional nature made by an accused is inadmissible in evidence against him, except to the extent that it shows he.....

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Gauhati High Court: Confessions under Section 164 CrPC are Inadmissible if Police are Present(28.05.2026)

Gauhati High Court held that a confession recorded by a Judicial Magistrate under Section 164 CrPC in the presence of a police officer cannot be consi.....

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Bombay HC Grants Bail to Person Alleged of Availing Inadmissible ITC(18.02.2021)

Bombay High Court granted the bail to Daulat Samirmal Mehta who allegedly availed inadmissible Input Tax Credit to the extent of Rs.191.66 crores.

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