The Orissa High Court has held that the prosecution must examine the Magistrate, who conducts the Test Identification Parade (TIP), as a prosecution witness so as to ascertain the and identify any.
The Orissa High Court has acquitted a man convicted by the trial Court for committing murder of his wife and new-born female baby and throwing their dead bodies inside a well in the year 1998.While.
The Orissa High Court has held that a request for a sum of money by the husband to his in-laws for arranging a job for himself, which he assured to repay, will not amount to demand of ‘dowry’ as per.
The Orissa High Court has altered conviction of a tribal man, accused of killing a man by shooting arrow shots, from murder to one for culpable homicide not amounting to murder. While giving partial.
The Orissa High Court has recently held that ‘School Leaving Certificate’ (SLC) has no independent evidentiary value and the same cannot be solely relied upon to prove the date of birth of victims in.