Burden of Proof

Supreme Court stresses: "Suspicion can't replace proof" while acquitting student in a circumstantial evidence murder case.

Mere possession does not suffice – Supreme Court sets aside conviction in a stolen property case, reinforcing proof beyond doubt.

Burden of proof vs. presumption. Understand their legal impact, key differences, and application under the Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam.

Suspicion cannot replace proof: Supreme Court acquits accused in a case relying on circumstantial evidence.

The Supreme Court reinforces that brutal crimes must be proven beyond a reasonable doubt, ensuring justice through procedural integrity.

Supreme Court rules in favor of consumer rights, mandates chit fund refunds and proof burden on service providers.