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SC rules breach of profit-sharing in film project is civil dispute, not cheating under IPC

Supreme Court: Failed Film Investment Not Cheating Without Fraudulent Intent

Court says threats to witnesses under Section 195A IPC are cognizable; police can register FIRs; Section 195(1)(b)(i) CrPC does not apply

SC Clarifies: Police Can Register FIR for Threatening Witnesses Under Section 195A IPC

Absence of intent to kill and death caused by septicemia justified reducing conviction from murder under Section 302 to culpable homicide under Section 304 Part I of IPC

SC Converts Murder Conviction to Culpable Homicide: Death from Septicemia Shows No Intent to Kill

Court upholds eight-year sentence for culpable homicide under Section 304 Part II IPC; holds Exception 1 to Section 300 IPC inapplicable and finds no grounds for further leniency.

Court Upholds Eight-Year Sentence for Culpable Homicide under Section 304 Part II IPC

Court affirms conviction of three accused who facilitated and participated in a premeditated group assault ju8leading to a fatal stabbing during a family wedding in Pune

SC Upholds Life Imprisonment for Pune Wedding Murder; Common Object Under Section 149 IPC Fully Proven

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AIPC offered deep condolences and sympathies to Mrs. Augustine in a telephonic conversation yesterday over the enormous loss of her young daughter.

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Supreme Court: Failed Film Investment Not Cheating Without Fraudulent Intent

SC Clarifies: Police Can Register FIR for Threatening Witnesses Under Section 195A IPC

SC Converts Murder Conviction to Culpable Homicide: Death from Septicemia Shows No Intent to Kill

Court Upholds Eight-Year Sentence for Culpable Homicide under Section 304 Part II IPC

SC Upholds Life Imprisonment for Pune Wedding Murder; Common Object Under Section 149 IPC Fully Proven

AIPC offered Deep Condolences and Sympathies to Mrs. Augustine over loss of her Young Daughter