Ashok Kumar Singh Advocate 
Dhanraj v. State of Rajasthan
When Test Identification Cannot Substitute for Identification in Court ?
Supreme Court of India | Criminal Appeal No. 135 of 2026 | Decided on 7 September 2026 | 2026 INSC 958 |
Case Analysis | Civil Procedure | Specific Performance | 2026 INSC 1066 Case at a Glance Case Name Bombay Garage Ahmedabad Limited & Ors. v. J P Iscon Private Ltd. & Anr. Citation 2026 INSC 1066 (Reportable) Court Supreme Court of India, Civil Appellate Jurisdiction Case No. Civil Appeal arising out of SLP (C) No. … Read more
ASHOK UPADHYAY & ANR. v. THE STATE OF BIHAR2026 INSC 971 | Criminal Appeal No. 1223 of 2022 Case at a glance Particular Details Case Ashok Upadhyay & Anr. v. The State of Bihar Citation 2026 INSC 971 Appeal Criminal Appeal No. 1223 of 2022 Court Supreme Court of India Bench K. Vinod Chandran & … Read more
Supreme Court upholds acquittal in State of HP v. Anchla @ Chanchla (2026 INSC 1074). Analysis of last seen, DNA, CDR and set-up witnesses.
Meaning, Test and the Leading Supreme Court and High Court Judgments 1. What does “omnibus” mean? “Omnibus” is Latin for “for all”. The bus takes its name from the same idea: one vehicle that carries everybody. An omnibus allegation works the same way. A single, undifferentiated accusation is made to carry many accused persons together, … Read more