Landmark Judgments on CBI (Central Bureau of Investigation)

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Description
=> Political Interference
=> Corrupt Bureaucrats
=> Investigations
=> Encounter
=> Jurisdiction
=> Bribery
=> Bail
=> Phone Recordings
=> Conspiracy
=> Privacy
=> Disproportionate Assets
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Table of Contents
1.Interpretation of Statutes
2.Political Interference in the CBI
3.Inadmissibility of an Accused's Statement
4.Quashing of the Writ Petition
5.Admissibility of Typewriter Expert Opinion
6.Legal Obligation and Responsibility of Government Agencies
7.Bribery Case: 23-Year delay in Trial
8.Bribe Case of Members of Parliament
9.Transfer of Cases
10.Corruption by a Public Servant
11.Independent and Impartial Investigations into Corrupt Bureaucrats
12.Legality of Order
13.Immunity from Prosecution
14.Default Bail under Cr.PC
15.Admissibility of Phone Recordings on Hard Disk
16.Classified Information
17.Conviction of Former Railway Officials
18.Court's Scope to Direct CBI Investigation
19.Discharge Guidelines
20.Writ of Mandamus in case of Encounter
21.Sanctions for Prosecuting sitting MLAs
22.Voice Samples in a Criminal Investigation
23.Transparency & Accountability in Corruption Investigation
24.Disproportionate Assets Case
25.Investigation on Administrative Orders by CBI
26.Application for Summoning of Certain Documents as Evidence
27.Corruption in Hotel Construction Permit
28.Promotion of Transparency and Accountability in Public Life
29.Exclusive Jurisdiction in Corruption Cases
30.Right to Privacy
31.Challenging the Summons
32.Legal Immunity Halts Officials' Corruption Case
33.Disproportionate Assets Case
34.Aspect of Relieving and Charge Sheet
35.Petition for Setting Aside the Entire Criminal Proceeding
36.Right to Information: The Rafale Casc
37.Dispute Regarding the Investigation in Idol Theft Cases
38.Proving Case Beyond Reasonable Doubt
39.Public Accountability, Vigilance and Prevention of Corruption
40.Conspiracy to Obtain a Loan: Establishing Dishonest Intention
41.Challenging Government Surveillance through Interception Orders
42.Delay in Investigation
43.Stipulation of Illegal Gratification by Public Servants
44.Jurisdictional Complexities and Investigative Authority
45.Guidelines for Granting
46.Bail Categorisation of Offences
47.Criminal Conspiracy Involving Funds
48.Mandate of Preliminary Enquiry by CBI in Every Corruption Case
49.Criminal Conspiracy and Undue Pecuniary Advantage
      Recognition of Medical Corruption in College
50.Anticipatory Bail
51.Grant of Pardon only on Limited Grounds
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Author Details
DR.Kalpeshkumar L Gupta