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Quashing Proceedings under Sections 69, 89, 351, 2 of BNS - The court emphasized that proceedings involving offences under these sections can be quashed if the FIR or charges are found legally unsustainable, such as lacking specific charges or proper legal basis. For instance, in one case, the FIR was quashed due to absence of specified charges and procedural irregularities, highlighting the importance of legal sufficiency and procedural correctness in such proceedings. A.G. Ponmanickavel vs State through the Central Bureau of Investigation - Madras
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Offences and Legal Proceedings - Multiple cases involve offences under IPC, BNS, and Cr.P.C., including heinous crimes and offences related to criminal conspiracy, attempt, or misconduct. The courts assess the nature of the offences, the involvement of accomplices, and procedural aspects before proceeding or quashing cases. In some instances, proceedings are quashed if they are found to be based on frivolous or improperly instituted FIRs. Shaziya, W/O. Rustum Ahmed @ Rustum vs State Of Karnataka, Rep By It’s Secretary, Department Of Internal, Administration (Law & Order) - Karnataka
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Judicial Discretion and Legal Framework - The legal framework, including Article 49 of the Constitution of India and Sections 195 of Cr.P.C., guides the investigation and prosecution of offences, especially those involving false evidence or misconduct. Courts exercise judicial discretion to quash proceedings where the legal requirements are not met or where continuation would be unjustified, ensuring adherence to principles of justice and legality. MANISH KUMAR vs THE STATE OF JHARKHAND - Jharkhand
Analysis and Conclusion:
The quashing of proceedings involving offences under Sections 69, 89, 351, 2 of BNS hinges on the legal sufficiency of FIRs and charges, procedural correctness, and the nature of the offences. Courts tend to quash cases when they are found to be improperly instituted, lack specific charges, or are based on frivolous allegations, thereby safeguarding the rights of accused and maintaining judicial integrity.
Search Results for "Quashing of Proceeding Involving Offence under Section 69 89 351 2 of Bns"
2025 Supreme(Online)(Mad) 59140 • India - IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT MADRAS
Dr. Justice R.N. Manjula, J
to false evidence and official misconduct examined; certain offences actionable only under Section 195, stressing the need for judicial ... Findings of Court: ... The court found the FIR legally unsustainable due to the lack of specified charges and granted relief by quashing ... (A) The Constitution of India - Article 49 - Criminal Procedure Code, 1973 - Section 195 - Investigation of idol theft cases - Government ... 240 to 246 and 265 BNS), when any such offence is said to have bee....
2025 Supreme(Online)(Kar) 20769 • India - IN THE HIGH COURT OF KARNATAKA, KALABURAGI BENCH
H.P.Sandesh, T.M.Nadaf
The counsel further submits against detenue that totally 23 cases were registered, particularly the cases registered under IPC offences are 10 and 2 cases under BNS and 11 are under Section 107 and 110 (G) of Cr.P.C, including offence under ... There are seven other cases under Section 307 of IPC. All these cases involve heinous offences, involving his six accomplices and out of that, two of the them are family members. The family also has a crimin....
2025 Supreme(Online)(Jhk) 3981 • India - High Court of Jharkhand
Case Nos. 01/2025 and 02/2025 dated 01.01.2025 and 03.01.2025 for the offences under Sections 316(2)/318(2)/318(4)/61(2) of Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023 and Sections 12(2)/12(3) of the Jharkhand Competitive Examinations (Measures for Control and Prevention of Unfair ... Further, Section 2(1)(g)2(i) expressly encompasses within the scope of unfair means the act of " or "attempt for leakage" or “i....
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