Burden of Proof

Industrial Disputes Act: Burden to prove 'workman' status is on employee, not management, rules Gauhati High Court
The Supreme Court clarifies on the burden of proof for availing credit - Woe or Joy to taxpayers?
If murder is committed in secrecy of house, inmates of house also have to explain how crime occurred: Orissa High Court
Onus to prove all ingredients of offence always upon prosecution, not accused: Supreme Court
Prosecution cannot shift burden of proof to accused by resorting to Section 106 Indian Evidence Act: Supreme Court
[Consumer Disputes] Onus of proof that there was deficiency in service is on the complainant: Supreme Court
What the Supreme Court held on failure to discharge burden under Section 106 Evidence Act
Under Negotiable Instruments Act, burden of proof on accused to prove cheque was not issued for discharge of debt or liability: Supreme Court
[NDPS Act] Presumption of culpability against accused rebuttable, does not sanction conviction on preponderance of probability: SC
Weakness in defence cannot become strength of prosecution, Supreme Court [Read Judgment]
Justice cannot be made sterile by exaggerated adherence to the rule of proof, Supreme Court [Read Judgment]
What the SC held on reverse burden of proof and fair investigation under NDPS Act
What the Supreme Court ruled on Burden of Proof on accused for Insanity under IPC [Read Judgment]
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