Arms Act

Delhi High Court tells Delhi Police to explore possibility of creating a Ballistic database for storing information of all firearms, with regards to their licences and issuance to the public

The Supreme Court has clarified two important positions of the law relating to the offence of robbery under the Indian Penal Code. A three-judge bench comprising Chief Justice Justice N.V. Ramana and Justices A.S. Bopanna and Hima Kohli passed this order while hearing a petition filed by Ram Ratan.

A single-judge bench Of Allahabad High Court while hearing a Criminal Misc Bail Application filed by Karu @ Indrabhan has granted bail to the accused of recovery of country-made pistol, in view of the corona infection, overcrowding of prisoners in jails over capacity and the circumstances of the case.

The Bombay High Court has recently observed that simply because offences have been registered against the family members of a licensee, it is not sufficient reason to revoke the license of the petitioner.

A Single bench of Kerala High Court passed this order to grant bail to ten CPI(M) workers allegedly involved in the Thalassery post-poll violence while hearing a Bail Application filed by Shinos KK.

The Supreme Court, while hearing an anticipatory bail plea filed by a man accused in a murder case on Tuesday, observed that FIR is not an exhaustive document. If it does not indicate who the conspirators are, it does not mean the FIR is faulty.

Senior Advocate Trideep Pais said, "UAPA, POTA, PMLA are distrust of judiciary. These are enacted so that your (judiciary) hands are tied. This is a joke. No accused should be held in this FIR. This is a cooked-up FIR."

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