quashing of criminal proceedings

Kerala High Court quashes defamation case against Asianet, Kairali TV for reports against Congress MP
Kerala High Court quashes stalking case filed by actress against film director
Campus violence by teachers serious matter, can't be condoned: Madras High Court
Asking employee to immediately join place of posting is not criminal intimidation: Calcutta High Court
2002 Godhra Riots: Teesta Setalvad moves Gujarat High Court for quashing evidence fabrication case
"Shocking": Supreme Court directs State police not to file closure reports in cases where FIR quashed by High Court
Judicial process should not be means to harass celebrity: Bombay High Court while quashing case against Salman Khan
Bombay High Court quashes POCSO case against 19-year-old after mother of minor girl consents
[Matrimonial Disputes] Courts can quash criminal cases if parties have settled disputes: Supreme Court
Whether cheque was issued for time barred debt or not cannot be decided in quashing petition under Section 482 CrPC: Supreme Court
Delhi High Court quashes rape case against man arrested on his wedding day in FIR lodged by would-be wife
[PMLA] Courts cannot proceed on preponderance of probabilities; allegations must be proved beyond reasonable doubt: Supreme Court
Alleged trafficking victims did not complain of exploitation: Karnataka High Court quashes Section 370 case
Allahabad High Court quashes criminal proceedings against Air Force officer in hotel ruckus case
Bombay High Court asks Mumbai Police to respond to plea by 16 persons accused of holding solidarity meet for Delhi riot victims
[BREAKING] Kangana Ranaut moves Bombay High Court for quashing defamation case filed by Javed Akhtar
"Heinous offences cannot be quashed despite settlement between victim's family and accused:" Bombay High Court in child trafficking case
Once superior officer orders closure of case, officer inferior in rank cannot flout order, direct re-investigation: Jammu & Kashmir High Court
White-collar offences are more serious than murder, dacoity: Bombay High Court [Read Judgment]
Section 482 power should be used only in ‘rarest of rare’ cases to quash conviction even if parties have settled dispute: Bombay High Court
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