substantive criminal law would remain a mere formality and empty practice.
Empty threats do not prevent crime and without deterrent effect, the law of
crimes ... enforcement mechanism, the threat of punishment held out to the law
breakers by the substantive criminal law would remain empty formality in
books. In order
Counselor, would be cowed down by
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the empty threats of a journalist. The incident had occurred
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two years ago; therefore, it has been
miscarriage of justice but they are not meant for holding out empty threats to the Court."
5. These observations are per se derogatory ... securing an extra day's fee, and with holding out empty threats to the trial Court. The applicant complains that they impute unworthy conduct
Section 506, it
must be demonstrated by incriminating circumstances
that the threat was to cause the graver offence. The
grave circumstances wherefrom the targeted ... evidence must indicate that the threat was not
an empty threat; but there was a potent in it;
reflected in the incriminating circumstances borne
used to convey the idea of an
"empty threat" or something which is
ineffective.]. We reiterate that these rights are
totally independent, incomparable
needs of the people. On a
demerur, he submitted that the empty threats would not constitute
intimidation. The learned counsel for the petitioner further submitted
oral threat. In order to constitute an offence of criminal
intimidation empty threats by themselves do not make out an offence,
unless there is material
used to convey the idea of an "empty threat" or something
which is ineffective.] . We reiterate that these rights are totally
independent, incomparable
even
according to the FIR, the petitioners were empty handed.
It is contended that mere empty threat does not constitute
offence under section ... petitioners, even according to
complainant's version, were empty handed. Mere empty threat by mere
words would not constitute offence of criminal intimidation punishable
been named only due to some jealously or
misunderstanding, empty threats do not prima facie mean that case U/s
506 IPC is made ... surprising how Ld. ACMM came to conclusion that such were empty
threats or not enough to threaten the receiver i.e. complainant. From the
facts
