Indefinite Postmortem Opinion: Bail Impact Analysis

2022 Supreme(Online)(MP) 6307

The perusal of record shows that as per postmartum report (Exhibit P/10), the age of the deceased Manoj Rawat is mentioned as 20 years at the time of his death. Therefore, for the purposes of assessment, his age is fixed as 20 years. Since, the deceased was unmarried. ... It is also apparent the final report (Exhibit P/11) arising out of this accident, is filed against the driver/accused under Sections 66/192 of Motor Vehicle Act for driving the vehicle without having a valid permit.

2025 Supreme(US)(ca11) 54

III In my opinion, the special report process is problematic. First, the process is not referenced in, or authorized by, the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure. ... I join Judge Newsom’s opinion for the court, but write separately to express my concerns about the use of the special report process. First, the process is not authorized by the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure. ... Opinion of the Court 21 medical declar....

2025 Supreme(Online)(Ker) 30429

A perusal of the report of the Special Addl. Sessions Judge (Marad cases), Kozhikode, it is clear that there is no chance to take up this case within one year. Indefinite incarceration of the petitioner is not justifiable. ... I do not want to make any further opinion about the same because it is a matter of evidence. This Court also perused the Post-Mortem certificate. ... In the light of the above facts and circumstances, I am of the considered opinion that even though the petitioner is in custody for 3 years, he is no....

High Court Of Chhattisgarh - Principal Bench Chhattisgarh

It is made clear that this Court has not expressed any opinion on merits of petitioner's application and it is for respondent No.1 to decide the same on its own merit. ... He cannot sit tight over application of petitioner filed under Section 146 of CrPC for an indefinite period and it is his duty to decide such application in accordance with law and pass appropriate order. The petitioner cannot be made to suffer for an indefinite period for no fault on his part. ... It further reflects that direction was issued to register case, call for....

2022 0 Supreme(Jhk) 62

It is also no longer in the realm of doubt that an order of blacklisting cannot be for an indefinite period. The petitioner-NGO vide the order of blacklisting dated 30th March 2016 has been put under blacklist for an indefinite period. ... In the aforesaid fact-situation, this Court is of the opinion that a show-cause notice was imperative in the matter and the petitioner-NGO was entitled to have a copy of the inquiry report dated 17th December 2015 so as to enable it to make an effective defence before the respondent-au....

2025 Supreme(Online)(Raj) 10688

In the opinion of this Court, an individual cannot claim police protection for indefinite period as a fundamental right yet the same has to be provided on temporary basis whenever it is felt that an individual is facing threat to life at the hands of some miscreants. ... This Court is of the firm opinion that no direction for protecting an individual can be issued by this Court for time indefinite without valid and justified reasons particularly when a conscious decision for withdrawal of police protection has been take....

High Court of Jharkhand - Principal Bench Jharkhand

In view of the aforesaid discussions, I am of the opinion opinion that a show-cause notice was imperative in the matter and March 2016 was issued by which the It is also no longer in the realm of doubt that an order of th March 2016 has been put under blacklist for an indefinite

The opinion referred to in section 152 (3) of the Criminal Procedure Code can be based on a report sent to the Magistrate by the Police under section 121 (2). ... I would answer the question whether the opinion referred to in Section 152 (3) may be based on the B report in the affirmative. Appeal to be listed in due course ... The question that arises for decision is whether the opinion referred to in Section 152 (3) of the Criminal Procedure Code can be based on a report#HL_END....

2022 Supreme(US)(ca11) 261

From Iberostar’s August 2022 status report: “The Commission stated that it was about to conclude its assessment and the Commission will ... 7 When asked, Iberostar’s counsel agreed that “at a certain point it does become too long” to wait for the Commission. ... A stay dependent on the complete discretion of a third party is almost definitionally indefinite—it has no exact or even reasonably foreseeable limits. ... It thus recognizes that comity may not always result in indefinite—much less infinite—accommodation. Finally, the C....

2023 Supreme(Online)(Guj) 423

Even otherwise, the opinion expressed by DRT is a prima facie opinion so as to decide whether to grant interim protection to the petitioners or not. ... Therefore, in the opinion of this Court, DRT has rightly come to the conclusion that merely because the application is filed by the petitioner no.4 before NCLT, interim moratorium cannot be continued for indefinite time without there being any material on record to show that NCLT has taken cognizance ... shall take a decision either admitting or rejecting the application....

2017 0 Supreme(Cal) 795

At the time of admission of the patient the upper portion of the injury report was filled in by the staff of the hospital in the course of official duty. The reason of death has been mentioned as cardio respiratory failure in a post operative case of left side chest stab injury complicated by empyema (left) falciparum malaria and multi-system organ failure. The opinion in the report was written by him and he proved the said report.

2015 0 Supreme(AP) 707

It appears to us that arrest by the police unless resulted in conviction is of no consequence. The observations made in paragraph-23 are also relevant, which read thus: “In our considered opinion, the language employed in column No.12 is somewhat vague and indefinite. The same material now cannot be used against the petitioner in order to deprive him of his legitimate right to appointment.” (emphasis supplied) 4.2 Precisely for the said reason, the petitioner stated 'no' since he has not been convicted by any criminal Court.” (emphasis supplied)

2011 0 Supreme(Cal) 1191

It is learnt that endosulfan has been detected in the viscera said to be of Champa Das. Subsequent report by this witness is marked Exbt.10 and F.S.L. report is marked Exbt.11. So, his previous opinion stated in the P.M. report is final opinion.

2009 0 Supreme(AP) 42

The opinion recorded by the Investigating Officer in the final report forwarded to the Magistrate (u/Sec. 173Cr.P.C.), is only an opinion. The Magistrate (notwithstanding an opinion of the Investigating officer, that no cognizable offence appears to have been committed; that one or more or all of the accused are not culpable; or that the investigation discloses that the death of civilian(s) in a police encounter is not culpable in view of legitimate exercise by the police of the right of private defense), shall criticaliy examine the entirety of the evidence collected durin....

2002 0 Supreme(All) 19

But he drew certain conclusions from those instances contained in his second report set out above. ( 19 ) NOW the second report is a continuation of the first one, a fact stated in the report itself and, therefore, the opinion arrived at is but an opinion based upon the instances of misconduct set out in the first report. If the Member-in-charge were not satisfied about the truth of those instances of misconduct he could have left the matter at that.