Articles

• Can an accused supervising a warehouse raid contest the statutory presumption that large liquor possession implies guilt in the Punjab and Haryana High Court?
• Can an accused who was heavily intoxicated after a celebration be deemed to lack specific intent for murder in a revision petition?
• Can an earlier municipal fine prevent a demolition order in a municipal authority case?
• Can an elected municipal representative argue that a refundable deposit and a charitable donation should not be counted as election expenses in a petition before the Chandigarh High Court?
• Can sureties successfully challenge a forfeiture order on a surety bond when the appellate judgment required to trigger the penal clause was not issued by the Punjab and Haryana High Court?
• Can the Punjab and Haryana High Court deem an election petition filed two days after a holiday deadline timely when the petition also alleges employment of excess campaign staff?
• Can the Punjab and Haryana High Court impose a fresh sentence for the conviction of presence in a prohibited premises when the trial magistrate left the punishment unsentenced?
• Can the Punjab and Haryana High Court order forfeiture of seized cash when the magistrate has recorded an acquittal and no conviction exists?
• Can the Punjab and Haryana High Court quash a certificate of fitness that rests on a factual determination of possession?
• Can the Punjab and Haryana High Court quash a culpable homicide conviction when the post mortem report shows two distinct head injuries and no accused is linked to the fatal strike?