Meera Bharathi

Allahabad High Court, on 17th November 2020, dismissed an application filed under Section 482 of Cr.P.C. and refused to quash the charge sheet (dated 26 May 2020), and the entire proceedings of the case, Shani alias Sarvendra v. State of U.P. and Another. Background The application, under Section 482 of CrPC,

The High Court of Allahabad, on 17 November 2020, had dismissed the application filed under the Section 482 of Cr.P.C. and had refused to quash the charge sheet, dated 7 May 2020, and the cognizance order dated 6 July 2020 of the case, Ishtyaq Ahmad and Another vs State of

The High Court of Judicature, Allahabad had decided the case Satya Prakash Tiwari & Others v. State Of U.P. Thru. Secy. Higher Edu. Lko & Others, as it was an urgent matter as the Court wouldn’t take up any on Dussehra Vacations. The order was disposed of by directing the

On 30th September 2020, Allahabad High Court refused to interfere in a matter on the quashing of the case, Dayaram Yadav (Vakil) vs State Of U.P. And Another. The Court stated that there was no prima facie case made out by the Trial Court. Background of the Case On 7th December 2019,

The High Court of Judicature, Allahabad had disposed of the writ petition seeking quashing of the FIR on an order under the reason that a police officer is not required to always take compliance of Section 41-A of CrPC during the time of the arrest. Background of the case The

In the order dated 24th September 2020, the High Court of Allahabad disposed of a writ petition seeking the quashing of FIR stating that a police officer is not always required to take compliance of Section 41-A of CrPC during the time of the arrest. Facts of the Case The

The High Court of Allahabad refused to quash the entire proceedings of the case, Naresh Giri v Ayyub and others, and had dismissed the application as it lacked enough merit. Background of the Case On 1st February 2020, around 10 am during the medical examination on the pretext of police,

High Court of Allahabad, on the order dated, 17th September 2020, had dismissed a mandamus writ petition that was filed by an ex-army man who had applied for a post in the Civil Police and Constable PAC Direct Recruitment in the year 2018. Facts of the Case On 16th November

The High Court of Judicature, Allahabad, on an order dated 17th September 2020, set Neha Verma free and gave her the liberty to choose who she wanted to live with as she was legally 18 years old and an adult. Facts of the Case The present Habeas corpus writ petition