Court : Jharkhand
Reported in : 2009(57)BLJR940
..... the railway protection force officials arrested the informant under the railway act and he was produced before the railway magistrate on the next date where he pleaded guilty and he was fined also.5. mr. ..... , or with both, if the act is done with the knowledge that it is likely to cause death, but without any intention to cause death, or to cause such bodily injury as is likely to cause death.from a plain reading of the provisions of section 304 of the indian ..... to murder--whoever commits culpable homicide not amounting to murder shall be punished with imprisonment for life, or imprisonment of either description for a term which may extend to ten years, and shall also be liable to fine, if the act by which the death is caused is done with the intention of causing death, or of causing such bodily injury as is likely to cause death or with imprisonment of either description for a term which may extend to ten years, or with fine ..... warning was given to the informant but he threatened and abused the petitioners, and then the matter was reported to the officer incharge of the railway protection force. ..... 3 is the inspector of railway protection force. .....
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..... rules 1988, forest (conservation) act, 1980, the environment ( protection ) act, 1986, the water (prevention and control of pollution) act,1973 and the air (prevention and control of pollution) act, 1981 and other such statutes / law covering the field, whose permission / clearance are mandatory to undertake the mining operations, are required to act in accordance with law and even stop any such lessee from carrying out the mining operations till such ..... ., 1988, forest (conservation) act, 1980, the environment (protection ) act, 1986, the water (prevention and control of pollution) act,1973 and the air (prevention and control of pollution) act, 1981 as well as any other enactment / statute / ..... not contain any findings as to any such action taken by either indian bureau of mines or various other authorities under the forest conservation act, environment protection act, 1986 or by state pollution control board.46. ..... expiry of lease and are pending for disposal as on the date of the notification of this amendment, shall be deemed to have been extended by a further period of two years from the date of coming into force 48 of this amendment or till the state government passes order thereon or the date of expiry of the maximum period allowed for first renewal, whichever is the earliest: provided further that the provisions of this sub- ..... [see: state of assam and others versus om prakash mehta and others ..... a judgment rendered by the apex court in the case of state of assam & others vs. .....
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..... rules 1988, forest (conservation) act, 1980, the environment ( protection ) act, 1986, the water (prevention and control of pollution) act,1973 and the air (prevention and control of pollution) act, 1981 and other such statutes / law covering the field, whose permission / clearance are mandatory to undertake the mining operations, are required to act in accordance with law and even stop any such lessee from carrying out the mining operations till such ..... ., 1988, forest (conservation) act, 1980, the environment (protection ) act, 1986, the water (prevention and control of pollution) act,1973 and the air (prevention and control of pollution) act, 1981 as well as any other enactment / statute / ..... not contain any findings as to any such action taken by either indian bureau of mines or various other authorities under the forest conservation act, environment protection act, 1986 or by state pollution control board.46. ..... expiry of lease and are pending for disposal as on the date of the notification of this amendment, shall be deemed to have been extended by a further period of two years from the date of coming into force 48 of this amendment or till the state government passes order thereon or the date of expiry of the maximum period allowed for first renewal, whichever is the earliest: provided further that the provisions of this sub- ..... [see: state of assam and others versus om prakash mehta and others ..... a judgment rendered by the apex court in the case of state of assam & others vs. .....
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..... rules 1988, forest (conservation) act, 1980, the environment ( protection ) act, 1986, the water (prevention and control of pollution) act,1973 and the air (prevention and control of pollution) act, 1981 and other such statutes / law covering the field, whose permission / clearance are mandatory to undertake the mining operations, are required to act in accordance with law and even stop any such lessee from carrying out the mining operations till such ..... ., 1988, forest (conservation) act, 1980, the environment (protection ) act, 1986, the water (prevention and control of pollution) act,1973 and the air (prevention and control of pollution) act, 1981 as well as any other enactment / statute / ..... not contain any findings as to any such action taken by either indian bureau of mines or various other authorities under the forest conservation act, environment protection act, 1986 or by state pollution control board.46. ..... expiry of lease and are pending for disposal as on the date of the notification of this amendment, shall be deemed to have been extended by a further period of two years from the date of coming into force 48 of this amendment or till the state government passes order thereon or the date of expiry of the maximum period allowed for first renewal, whichever is the earliest: provided further that the provisions of this sub- ..... [see: state of assam and others versus om prakash mehta and others ..... a judgment rendered by the apex court in the case of state of assam & others vs. .....
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..... prosecution case; the impugned judgment is based on confessional statement of accused persons, reduced into writing as well as recorded in tape-recorder by police, which is not relevant in terms of the provisions of indian evidence act; at best section 120 ipc is applicable against some accused persons for concealing the design to commit gang rape, but on that count also, the trial court has committed irregularity and since they have ..... the learned lower court has improperly considered the confessional statement of some accused persons recorded by the police as well as the statement of victim recorded u/s 164, cr.p.c, in terms of section 33, indian evidence act without considering its proviso and treated the signed statement of victim taken during investigation as evidence, which is hit by section 162 (1), cr.p.c, in order to base his order of conviction against accused persons in ..... reported in 2014 (4) scc786 wherein their lordships, in a case of gang rape, held that no compensation can be adequate nor can be of any respite for the victim but as the state has failed in protecting such serious violation of the victim's right, the state is duty bound to provide compensation, which may help in the victim's rehabilitation. ..... to ease herself, they brought her to dirty drainage passing nearby and forced her to ease there and also compelled her to drink its stinking ..... herself, they brought her to a dirty drain flowing nearby and forced her to ease there and also to drink its stinking water. .....
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..... prosecution case; the impugned judgment is based on confessional statement of accused persons, reduced into writing as well as recorded in tape-recorder by police, which is not relevant in terms of the provisions of indian evidence act; at best section 120 ipc is applicable against some accused persons for concealing the design to commit gang rape, but on that count also, the trial court has committed irregularity and since they have ..... the learned lower court has improperly considered the confessional statement of some accused persons recorded by the police as well as the statement of victim recorded u/s 164, cr.p.c, in terms of section 33, indian evidence act without considering its proviso and treated the signed statement of victim taken during investigation as evidence, which is hit by section 162 (1), cr.p.c, in order to base his order of conviction against accused persons in ..... reported in 2014 (4) scc786 wherein their lordships, in a case of gang rape, held that no compensation can be adequate nor can be of any respite for the victim but as the state has failed in protecting such serious violation of the victim's right, the state is duty bound to provide compensation, which may help in the victim's rehabilitation. ..... to ease herself, they brought her to dirty drainage passing nearby and forced her to ease there and also compelled her to drink its stinking ..... herself, they brought her to a dirty drain flowing nearby and forced her to ease there and also to drink its stinking water. .....
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..... prosecution case; the impugned judgment is based on confessional statement of accused persons, reduced into writing as well as recorded in tape-recorder by police, which is not relevant in terms of the provisions of indian evidence act; at best section 120 ipc is applicable against some accused persons for concealing the design to commit gang rape, but on that count also, the trial court has committed irregularity and since they have ..... the learned lower court has improperly considered the confessional statement of some accused persons recorded by the police as well as the statement of victim recorded u/s 164, cr.p.c, in terms of section 33, indian evidence act without considering its proviso and treated the signed statement of victim taken during investigation as evidence, which is hit by section 162 (1), cr.p.c, in order to base his order of conviction against accused persons in ..... reported in 2014 (4) scc786 wherein their lordships, in a case of gang rape, held that no compensation can be adequate nor can be of any respite for the victim but as the state has failed in protecting such serious violation of the victim's right, the state is duty bound to provide compensation, which may help in the victim's rehabilitation. ..... to ease herself, they brought her to dirty drainage passing nearby and forced her to ease there and also compelled her to drink its stinking ..... herself, they brought her to a dirty drain flowing nearby and forced her to ease there and also to drink its stinking water. .....
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..... prosecution case; the impugned judgment is based on confessional statement of accused persons, reduced into writing as well as recorded in tape-recorder by police, which is not relevant in terms of the provisions of indian evidence act; at best section 120 ipc is applicable against some accused persons for concealing the design to commit gang rape, but on that count also, the trial court has committed irregularity and since they have ..... the learned lower court has improperly considered the confessional statement of some accused persons recorded by the police as well as the statement of victim recorded u/s 164, cr.p.c, in terms of section 33, indian evidence act without considering its proviso and treated the signed statement of victim taken during investigation as evidence, which is hit by section 162 (1), cr.p.c, in order to base his order of conviction against accused persons in ..... reported in 2014 (4) scc786 wherein their lordships, in a case of gang rape, held that no compensation can be adequate nor can be of any respite for the victim but as the state has failed in protecting such serious violation of the victim's right, the state is duty bound to provide compensation, which may help in the victim's rehabilitation. ..... to ease herself, they brought her to dirty drainage passing nearby and forced her to ease there and also compelled her to drink its stinking ..... herself, they brought her to a dirty drain flowing nearby and forced her to ease there and also to drink its stinking water. .....
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..... prosecution case; the impugned judgment is based on confessional statement of accused persons, reduced into writing as well as recorded in tape-recorder by police, which is not relevant in terms of the provisions of indian evidence act; at best section 120 ipc is applicable against some accused persons for concealing the design to commit gang rape, but on that count also, the trial court has committed irregularity and since they have ..... the learned lower court has improperly considered the confessional statement of some accused persons recorded by the police as well as the statement of victim recorded u/s 164, cr.p.c, in terms of section 33, indian evidence act without considering its proviso and treated the signed statement of victim taken during investigation as evidence, which is hit by section 162 (1), cr.p.c, in order to base his order of conviction against accused persons in ..... reported in 2014 (4) scc786 wherein their lordships, in a case of gang rape, held that no compensation can be adequate nor can be of any respite for the victim but as the state has failed in protecting such serious violation of the victim's right, the state is duty bound to provide compensation, which may help in the victim's rehabilitation. ..... to ease herself, they brought her to dirty drainage passing nearby and forced her to ease there and also compelled her to drink its stinking ..... herself, they brought her to a dirty drain flowing nearby and forced her to ease there and also to drink its stinking water. .....
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..... prosecution case; the impugned judgment is based on confessional statement of accused persons, reduced into writing as well as recorded in tape-recorder by police, which is not relevant in terms of the provisions of indian evidence act; at best section 120 ipc is applicable against some accused persons for concealing the design to commit gang rape, but on that count also, the trial court has committed irregularity and since they have ..... the learned lower court has improperly considered the confessional statement of some accused persons recorded by the police as well as the statement of victim recorded u/s 164, cr.p.c, in terms of section 33, indian evidence act without considering its proviso and treated the signed statement of victim taken during investigation as evidence, which is hit by section 162 (1), cr.p.c, in order to base his order of conviction against accused persons in ..... reported in 2014 (4) scc786 wherein their lordships, in a case of gang rape, held that no compensation can be adequate nor can be of any respite for the victim but as the state has failed in protecting such serious violation of the victim's right, the state is duty bound to provide compensation, which may help in the victim's rehabilitation. ..... to ease herself, they brought her to dirty drainage passing nearby and forced her to ease there and also compelled her to drink its stinking ..... herself, they brought her to a dirty drain flowing nearby and forced her to ease there and also to drink its stinking water. .....
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