Child Witness’ Silence Not Detrimental to Prosecution’s Case
The Supreme Court held that a conviction in a rape case does not expressly hinge on the statement of the minor victim or child witness. It can be secured based…
Accused Persons do not have an Absolute Right to a Narco-analysis Test
The Supreme Court held that an accused person does not have an indefeasible right to seek a narco-analysis test to lead the evidence. The decision brings clarity to the law…
Developers Not Liable to Pay Interest on Personal Loans Taken by Buyers
The Supreme Court held that developers must refund the principal amount paid against a sale of property with interest for delays in delivering homes, but are not liable to pay…
Defaulting Borrower Cannot Invalidate Sale by Citing Own Breach
The Supreme Court held that a loanee cannot take advantage of their own breach to nullify a transaction. Only the aggrieved party could seek to set aside such a sale.…