Articles

• Can the conviction be quashed on a revision petition before Punjab and Haryana High Court because the Sessions Court had no jurisdiction over the overt fund diversion acts carried out in a different state?
• Can the conviction for consuming prohibited liquor be overturned by a revision petition in the Punjab and Haryana High Court when the accused relies on a herbal tonic explanation and expert pharmacologist testimony?
• Can the conviction for murder and robbery be quashed on the ground that no ballistic expert examined the weapon?
• Can the conviction for murder be quashed in a revision petition before the Punjab and Haryana High Court when forensic evidence does not confirm human blood and the victim’s body remains missing?
• Can the conviction for murder under the doctrine of common intention survive after the co accused were acquitted of any role?
• Can the conviction for sedition based on a protest speech be challenged in the Punjab and Haryana High Court?
• Can the conviction for unlicensed firearm possession be challenged in the Punjab and Haryana High Court through a writ petition when the mandatory sanction was never obtained?
• Can the conviction of a cooperative society chairman for alleged abetment of an import control offence be appealed on the ground that the licence condition is ultra vires in the Chandigarh High Court?
• Can the conviction of a dairy product stallholder be quashed by filing a writ of certiorari against an ultra vires municipal licence byelaw in the Punjab and Haryana High Court?
• Can the conviction of an electricity distribution firm be challenged in a criminal revision before the Punjab and Haryana High Court when the municipal corporation’s opinion on the safety of its transformer sub station is declared conclusive?