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False Allegations

3 articlesLatest July 2026
Section 498A IPC | Anticipatory Bail Mandatory Without Affidavit or Physical Injury: Patna HC Reinforces Priyanka Srivastava Ratio
Case Law Analysis
|Patna High Court

Section 498A IPC | Anticipatory Bail Mandatory Without Affidavit or Physical Injury: Patna HC Reinforces Priyanka Srivastava Ratio

Patna High Court rules that anticipatory bail under Section 498A IPC cannot be denied where the complaint lacks an affidavit and no physical injury is proven, reinforcing the Supreme Court's Priyanka Srivastava precedent. The judgment underscores that unsubstantiated allegations of cruelty or dowry harassment, without corroborative evidence, do not justify arrest, protecting accused from arbitrary detention.

Section 376 IPC | Bail Granted Where Victim's Statements Show Post-Facto Fabrication and Lack Credibility : Allahabad HC
Case Law Analysis
|Allahabad High Court

Section 376 IPC | Bail Granted Where Victim's Statements Show Post-Facto Fabrication and Lack Credibility : Allahabad HC

Allahabad HC grants bail in a sexual offence case after finding the victim's initial statements omitted key allegations, which were later added, indicating fabrication. The court emphasized that credibility of victim statements outweighs the gravity of accusations when contradictions are evident, setting a precedent for bail in cases with dubious allegations.