SUPREME COURT & HIGHCOURT Rulings on POLICE

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vs State of Delhi" 3949 Police 9 " lnder Singh (1995) 3 see I I , j I vi; State of Punjab 702 liberty. . Right" to life and personal 10 In re: M.P. Dwivedi 1996 Cr.LJ. Handcuffing. 26 1.670 (1996) 8 11 " Jagdish Narain" SCC vs State ofU.P.199 I. plan'" Evidentiary"vaue of site 72 70 . .
Sr. Name of the Case. . Citation : LegaHssue(s) Involved i rage No. i , i 12 Joginder Kumar .. Guidelines for arrest (1994) 4 see i ,18, 'vs State oiU.P. 260 ! : i , 1994 Cr.LJ. I 1981 I .. I 13 Kartar'Singh (1994) 3 see Guidelis for recording S8 vs State of Punjab 569 it . i . con eSSlOn I 14 K. Veeraswami (1991) 3 SCC Charge-sheet I 43 , YS Union of India ,655 i - I '15Madhu Bala 1997 Cr.L.J. Intervention by . ! 52 vs Suresh Kumar 375 7 ' Magistrte's for , i ' registrati?n ofF.I.R. ,and investig,tion, 16 Megha Singh Police as witness '(1996) 11 sec : i ' . 68 709 vs State of Haryana ,. i i 17 M. Krishna (1999) 3 see F.I.R. d Registration 6 of 247 I
Page 1 and 2: SUPREME CO
Page 3 and 4: precedential value in terms of the
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Page 18: Facts Held 1.1 : TERRITORIAL JURISD
Page 21 and 22: Hence, in the present case, the Hig
Page 24 and 25: Facts Held I.2 : SECOND F.I.R. M. K
Page 26 and 27: Held 1.2 : F.I.R. AND REGISTRATION
Page 29: Facts Held 1.2 : F.I.R. - IT IS A P
Page 33 and 34: The judiciary will remain unaware-
Page 35: Facts Held 1.3 : I NTERROGA TION Bh
Page 38: Facts Held 1.3 : INTERROGATION 1.4
Page 42: Facts Held 1.4 : ARREST AND CUSTODY
Page 45: It shall be the duty of the Magistr
Page 48: he is not a police officer in its s
Page 52 and 53: 1.4 : ARREST AND CUSTODY OF FEMALE
Page 54 and 55: 1.5 : HANDCUFFING AND SECURITY In r
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Facts Held 1.5 : HANDCUFFING AND SE
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1.5 : HANDCUFFING AND SECURITY O.K.
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courts from time to time in connect
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NDPS Act to all warrants, searches,
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arrests or searches they would be a
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Facts Held 1.6 : SEARCH AND SEIZURE
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during the period of investigation
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However, no general and wide propos
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Held 1.8 : CHARGE-SHEET State of We
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Held 1.8 : CHARGE-SHEET - NO COGNIZ
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It is, thus, clear that grant of su
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and 159 of the Code is that if a po
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Held 1.9 : DIRECTION BY THE MAGISTR
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Facts Held 1.9 : INTERVENTION BY TH
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Held The Special Inspector-General
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Held II.1 : RECORDING OF CONFESSION
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Facts 11.1 : RECORDING OF CONFESSIO
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. . understandability. In the insta
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11.3 : RECORDING OF DYING DECLARATI
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PW 4, Inspector Didar Singh was the
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11.4 : POLICE AS WITNESS Facts Held
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11.6 : EVIDENTIARYVALUEOFSITE PLAN
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111.1 : RIGHT TO LIFE AND PERSONAL
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111.1 : RIGHT TO LIFE AND PERSONAL
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111.1 : RIGHT,TO LIFE AND PERSONAL
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111.2 : RIGHT AGAINST TORTURE AND I
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IV.1 : EXTERNMENT Facts Sirajkhan v
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the principle of fair play arid jus
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IV.1 : EXTERNMENT Facts Hussainmiya
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IV.2 : POWER OF POLICE SURVEILLANCE
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Moreover there were no sufficient g
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Facts Held IV.3 :SANCTION OF ROUTE
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The foregoing discussion yields, th
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and every time such requests afresh
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(4) The State has a duty to maintai
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prescribes a period of limitation d
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IV.8 : REGULATING HORSE-RACING AND
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