In the case Gurjeet Singh Johar and Anr Versus Union of India and Ors, Advocate Navkiran Singh appeared for Respondents No.4 to 55 and 58...

If your co-accused has been acquitted after Trial but you are a PO then you can get your FIR Quashed without facing the trial..

WITHOUT COMING BACK TO INDIA NRIs CAN GET QUASHING OF FIR and ORDER DECLARING PROCLAIMED OFFENDER (PO) WHICH WAS PASSED IN THEIR ABSENCE

ON BEING HELD AS CRYPTIC – NON SPEAKING ORDER PASSED BY APPELLATE AUTHORITY (UNDER PASSPORT ACT) BY HIGH COURT OF PUNJAB AND HARYANA AND...

SEEKING ASYLUM ABROAD IS NOT A GROUND FOR REFUSAL OF PASSPORT UNDER SECTION 6 OF PASSPORT ACT: HIGH COURT OF PUNJAB AND HARYANA

RE-ISSUANCE OF PASSPORT ALLOWED BY THE HON’BLE HIGH COURT OF PUNJAB AND HARYANA

Section 311 of CrPC provides that the Court may summon any person as a witness, examine any person in attendance, who may not even be summon

One of the ways by which husband and his relatives can protect themselves from false prosecution under sections 406 & 498A of IPC is by...

To compound means “to settle a matter by a money payment, in lieu of other liability.” In criminal law, the power to compound the offence is

In a recent judgment dated May 25, 2017 in a case filed by Singh Lawyers titled as BACHITER SINGH VS STATE OF HARYANA (CRM-3212-2017 IN CRA-

Speedy trial is a fundamental right as enshrined under Article 21 of Constitution of India and the Hon’ble High Court also on its

The High Court under Section 389(1) has the power to order that the execution of the sentence or order appealed against be suspended pending

During pendency of a criminal case the accused is presumed to be innocent until he is convicted, however passport authorities seldom share..

High Court of Punjab and Haryana issues notice to CBI for slow investigation into misappropriation of funds against officials of the Mohali

High Court – Notice to state on Police Torture

HOW THE HUSBAND AND HIS RELATIVES CAN PROTECT THEMSELVES FROM FALSE PROSECUTION UNDER SECTIONS 406 & 498A OF IPC

Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Development Act, 2006 (MSME Act) Vs. The Sanctity of A Contract (Arbitration Agreement)

COMPASSIONATE APPOINTMENT EXTENDS TO EVEN THE CHILD ADOPTED BY THE SPOUSE AFTER THE DEATH OF THE EMPLOYEE

In a recent case argued by Singh Lawyers titled as Neetu Kapoor v. State of Punjab, Justice Kuldip Singh of Punjab and Haryana High Court