HomeOther LawsWritten Grounds Of Arrest Must Be Supplied 2 Hours...

Written Grounds Of Arrest Must Be Supplied 2 Hours Prior To Production of Arrestee Before Magistrate : Supreme Court

07/11/2025

Written Grounds Of Arrest Must Be Supplied 2 Hours Prior To Production of Arrestee Before Magistrate : Supreme Court

The Supreme Court has held that the written grounds of arrest must be supplied 2 hours prior to production of arrestee before the magistrate. The bench of Chief Justice of India B.R. Gavai and Justice Augustine George Masih have laid down the detailed guidelines in respect of the communication of grounds of arrest to the…

Membership Required

You must be a member to access this content.

View Membership Levels

Already a member? Log in here

Mariya Paliwala https://www.jurishour.in/

Mariya is the Senior Editor at Juris Hour. She has 5+ years of experience on covering tax litigation stories from the Supreme Court, High Courts and various tribunals including CESTAT, ITAT, NCLAT, NCLT, etc. Mariya graduated from MLSU Law College, Udaipur (Raj.) with B.A.LL.B. and also holds an LL.M. She started as a freelance tax reporter in the leading online legal news companies like LiveLaw & Taxscan.

CBIC May New Integrated Digital System to Cut Clearance Time to Just 1-48 Hour

Amity Law School Student Suicide Case: Delhi HC Orders Mandatory Student Grievance Panels, Review of Attendance Rules

Written Grounds Of Arrest Must Be Supplied 2 Hours Prior To Production of Arrestee Before Magistrate : Supreme Court

Membership Required

ITAT Issues Transfer Order for 15 Members; New Postings Effective from December 8, 2025

DRI Files 2,200-Page Chargesheet Against Actor Ranya Rao and Three Others in Rs. 270-Crore Gold Smuggling Case

GST Dept. Wrongly Classified Stock, Premises Insurance Policy as Motor Vehicle Insurance; ITC Can’t Be Denied: Gujarat HC

ITAT Issues Transfer Order for 15 Members; New Postings Effective from December 8, 2025

DRI Files 2,200-Page Chargesheet Against Actor Ranya Rao and Three Others in Rs. 270-Crore Gold Smuggling Case

GST Dept. Wrongly Classified Stock, Premises Insurance Policy as Motor Vehicle Insurance; ITC Can’t Be Denied: Gujarat HC

Customs Brokers Accused of Allowing Large-Scale Misuse of CHA Licences in Rs. 600-Crore Import Fraud: Delhi HC Refuses to Grant Pre-Deposit Waiver

ITAT Issues Transfer Order for 15 Members; New Postings Effective from December 8, 2025

DRI Files 2,200-Page Chargesheet Against Actor Ranya Rao and Three Others in Rs. 270-Crore Gold Smuggling Case

GST Dept. Wrongly Classified Stock, Premises Insurance Policy as Motor Vehicle Insurance; ITC Can’t Be Denied: Gujarat HC

Customs Brokers Accused of Allowing Large-Scale Misuse of CHA Licences in Rs. 600-Crore Import Fraud: Delhi HC Refuses to Grant Pre-Deposit Waiver

Valuation-Linked Excise Dispute Must Go to Supreme Court: Gauhati HC Dismisses Dept’s Appeal Against Johnson Products

Deposits Made During Investigation Must Be Counted Toward Pre-Deposit Under Customs Act: Delhi HC

Notification For Rectifying ITC Orders U/S 16(4) Ignored by Appellate Authority: Calcutta HC Remands Back

Telangana Govt. Issues SOP On Prevention, Rectification Of Multiplicity Of Orders For Same Cause Of Action Under TGST Act, 2017

GSTN Issues Advisory on Mandatory Furnishing of Bank Account Details Under Rule 10A

GST Dept. To Consider Amended Business Address Before Passing GST Registration Cancellation Order: Delhi HC

SGST Tax Officer Can’t Be Suspended Merely For Submitting Late Report In Fake ITC Case: Allahabad HC

GST Officer Gave No Reasons Beyond Claim That Taxpayer ‘Did Not Reply’: Delhi HC Quashes Demand

ITAT Issues Transfer Order for 15 Members; New Postings Effective from December 8, 2025

DRI Files 2,200-Page Chargesheet Against Actor Ranya Rao and Three Others in Rs. 270-Crore Gold Smuggling Case

GST Dept. Wrongly Classified Stock, Premises Insurance Policy as Motor Vehicle Insurance; ITC Can’t Be Denied: Gujarat HC