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Accused Can’t Be Forced to Produce Evidence Under S.91 | The Legal Observer

Calcutta High Court rules Section 91 CrPC can't be used to compel accused to produce self-incriminating material. Major protection reinforced.Reinforcing constitutional protections, the Calcutta High Court has ruled that courts cannot invoke Section 91 CrPC to compel an accused to submit incriminating documents against...

SC Imposes ₹2 Lakh Cost on IT Dept Over Tax Evasion Case | The Legal Observer

Supreme Court criticises Income Tax Department for starting prosecution without ITAT ruling; imposes ₹2 lakh penalty for misuse of authority. The apex court condemned the Income Tax Department for initiating prosecution for willful tax evasion without waiting for the ITAT ruling, calling it a misuse...
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Accused Can’t Be Forced to Produce Evidence Under S.91 | The Legal Observer

Calcutta High Court rules Section 91 CrPC can't be used to compel accused to...

SC Imposes ₹2 Lakh Cost on IT Dept Over Tax Evasion Case | The Legal Observer

Supreme Court criticises Income Tax Department for starting prosecution without ITAT ruling; imposes ₹2...

SC Probes Detention of Bengali Migrants Over Language | The Legal Observer

The Supreme Court asks the Union if Bengali-speaking migrant workers were detained as foreigners...

Article 32 Allows Death Row Safeguard Review | The Legal Observer

The Supreme Court affirms that Article 32 allows death sentence reviews if procedural safeguards—like...