Articles

• Can the accused railway supervisor file a criminal revision in the Punjab and Haryana High Court to challenge a conviction for wilful obstruction of a railway guard?
• Can the accused rely on the limitation defence to overturn a conviction for counterfeit labels before the Punjab and Haryana High Court when the police learned of the alleged infringement only after the complainant’s protest?
• Can the accused seek a criminal revision before the Punjab and Haryana High Court to challenge a conviction for alleged police incitement on the basis of ambiguous evidence and a possible violation of freedom of expression?
• Can the accused seek a revision petition in the Punjab and Haryana High Court after his conviction was upheld despite claims of a biased FIR and conflicting eyewitness accounts?
• Can the accused senior clerk seek a criminal miscellaneous petition to quash the commitment of a conspiracy charge that was formed outside the Session Court’s territorial limits?
• Can the accused senior police officer whose conviction was based on inconsistent witness statements and a covert cash exchange at a political rally seek a quash petition in the Punjab and Haryana High Court?
• Can the accused tenant prove that an assignment of his tenancy does not constitute relinquishment and therefore challenge the conviction in a criminal appeal?
• Can the acquittal of nine co accused prevent the remaining convicted participants from satisfying the five person unlawful assembly requirement in a criminal appeal?
• Can the acquittal of the officer who was to be protected eliminate the constable’s liability for falsifying a police diary entry?
• Can the admissibility of a recovery memorandum and the omission of a statutory key examination be challenged in a criminal revision petition?