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interpretation placed on the order by the trial Court would emasculate Section 145 (6) completely. It would have been no use holding an enquiry

egalitarian era through the discipline of fundamental rights, that is, without emasculation of the rights to liberty and equality which alone can help preserve

Court. 41. The logic behind this remains that the ill-conceived sympathy emasculates as interlocutory judgment exposing judicial discretion to criticism to degenerating private benevolence

appellate court and the petitioner's interest would not be emasculated inasmuch as she would get ample opportunity to plead and prove her case

welcome start given to it by Victorian Judges the rule was progressively emasculated, until today it has almost become obsolete in England. According to Dias ... called 'abnormal' the rule in Rylands v. Fletcher was totally emasculated in these subsequent rulings. Such an interpretation, as Prof. Newark Writes

U.P. Shaskiya Adhivakta Kalyan Samiti, ... vs State Of U.P. Through Prin. Secretary ... on

Court pointed out: ......Constitutional guarantees.... should not be allowed to be emasculated in their application by a narrow and constricted judicial interpretation. The Courts should

kinds of hurt only are desig­nated as "grievous":-- First -- Emasculation. Secondly --Permanent privation of the sight of either eye. Thirdly -- Permanent privation

conclusion that merely because other witnesses had not been examined would not emasculate the prosecution case. The learned trial Judge observed that the witnesses examined

expressly passed by the Central Govt. The fiction of deeming relaxation would emasculate the operation of the Rules and Regulations and be fraught with grave