NIA Act

High Courts cannot condone delay beyond permissible limit under NIA Act: Madras High Court
Allahabad High Court urges State to set up more NIA courts, appoint Public Prosecutors to such courts
Courts can condone delay in filing appeal under NIA Act beyond 90 days if sufficient cause exists: Bombay High Court
Delay in filing appeals under NIA Act cannot be condoned under Section 5 of Limitation Act: Calcutta High Court
Special Court can grant pardon at any stage of proceedings: Kerala High Court
Delhi High Court notice to NIA on plea by two Kerala women accused of spreading ISIS propaganda
State police can investigate UAPA offences till NIA takes over: Supreme Court
UAPA offences have to be tried by special NIA court even if investigated by State Police: Bombay HC refuses bail to Surendra Gadling in 2016 case
Mere possession of Maoist works, presence in protests, strong political beliefs does not make person liable under UAPA: NIA Court, Kochi
UAPA offences triable by courts other than Special Court under NIA Act: Delhi High Court
Delhi HC issues notice in plea concerning illegality of custody under UAPA in the absence of Special Courts due to COVID-19
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