At Homepage, there are two types of Search available as:
Search for Headnotes/Keywords option appears as below. Write any word, combination of words, act, section etc. It will search.
Search for Headnotes/Keywords has two options available are search in Headnote or Search with File Number. Search for Headnote is the default option and to search for File select the option Search by File Number and after selection it will appear as under
Search for Headnotes/Keywords have the option to search case law of All Courts or Supreme Court of India or a particular High Court. Select from the drop down box. it will appear as under:
Search by Citation means by name of the journal, year of its publication, volume number and page number. First you have to select the Journal Name for which the Judgment is required. The Year would display the years of the Judgments Avaiable and when you select the Year the New Option box for selection of Volume would appear. After selection of the Volume, text box asking page number would appear. Note: It is note necessary to select all the options
Numberous packages to view/take prints of judgment copy are available. Purchase the one the most suitable to you. For complete details click `JUDGMENT COPY' at home page. You can view/take prints of judgments instantly by making online payment. Those not having the facility to make online payment can deposit cash in our bank account. Complete bank details appear at `JUDGMENT COPY'. If you make online payment your account is activated instantly. In case you depsoit cash in our bank account then you have to inform us through email at our email ID : info@lawmirror.com. Please note that we can activate your account only when you once login at our website so that your email ID comes into our data base and it is only your email ID through which we activate your account.
IF YOU ARE A PAID MEMBER THEN IT WILL SHOW THE RESULTS AS BELOW. FILL UP THE NUMBER AS SHOWN IN THE BOX AND PRESS THE BUTTON SUBMIT. THE MOMENT YOU PRESS THE BUTTON SUBMIT IT WILL OPEN THE FULL TEXT JUDGMENT AND WILL ADJUST YOUR ACCOUNT ACCORDINGLY. YOU CAN VIEW/TAKE PRINTS OF JUDGMENT. PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU CANNOT DOWNLOAD THE JUDGMENT
Criminal trial -- Custodial violence - Violation of Supreme Court's dictum laid down in D.K.Basu Vs State of West Bengal 1997(1) Apex Court Journal 158 (S.C.) - Warning given to all policemen in the country that this will not be tolerated.
Criminal trial -- Policemen must learn how to behave as public servants in a democratic country, and not as oppressors of the people.
Indian Penal Code, 1860, Section 302 -- Custodial death - Murder by policemen in police custody is in the category of rarest of rare cases deserving death sentence.
Indian Penal Code, 1860, Section 302, 376, 341 -- Custodial death - Wrongfully confining deceased in police custody on suspicion of theft - Beaten him to death - Gang rape of his wife - Wife of deceased in great detail disclosed the manner in which accused treated her and her deceased husband - No reason to disbelieve her testimony as no respecting woman would come forward in Court to falsely make humiliating statement against her honour - Prosecution case supported by evidence of other witnesses including injured witnesses apart from the statement of the wife of the deceased - Witnesses identified accused in Identification Parade - Medical evidence disclosed multiple nail scratches on the breast of wife of deceased who complained of severe pain in the private parts - Conviction and sentence of accused upheld by High Court in appeal kept intact - Held, both the courts below treated the death of deceased as suicide - Accused ought to have been charged u/s 302 IPC and awarded death sentence as murder by policemen in police custody is in the category of rarest of rare cases warranting death sentence since no charge u/s 302 IPC was framed, straight away conviction under that provision cannot be recorded.
