Mar 4, 2020
The bench stated that "Whether or not the convict needs to be institutionalised, will be decided once the report of the Board by the AIIMS doctor comes in."
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The bench stated that "Whether or not the convict needs to be institutionalised, will be decided once the report of the Board by the AIIMS doctor comes in."
The HC held that the trial court has failed to appreciate the fact that the accused have not disproved the facts established by the prosecution. "The trial court has failed to draw a mandatory presumption under the law," stated the bench.
On 13 February, the Supreme Court issued a circular approving the use of A4 size papers for filing documents, with print on both the sides which was sought in the environmental interest.
The court allowed the accused, Allen Shuhaib to write his second semester LLB exam which was scheduled for 18 February.
The court held the two accused guilty of section 375 and section 302 of Indian Penal Code and granted them capital punishment within 14 months of the incident.
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