true, as the most it can be termed
as an empty threat. No mens rea on the part of the petitioner can be
attributed ... alleged threat extended
by the Revisionist termed at the most the empty threat as the mens rea to
cause injury is missing in the present
Haryana High Court quashed the criminal
proceedings on the ground that empty threats, without mens rea to
cause injury would not amount an offence under ... will not constitute any offence
against the petitioner because the empty threats does not prima facie
mean that the case under Section
Haryana High Court quashed the criminal
proceedings on the ground that empty threats, without mens rea to
cause injury would not amount an offence under ... will not constitute any offence
against the petitioner because the empty threats does not prima facie
mean that the case under Section
Haryana High Court quashed the criminal
proceedings on the ground that empty threats, without mens rea to
cause injury would not amount an offence under ... will not constitute any offence
against the petitioner because the empty threats does not prima facie
mean that the case under Section
Haryana High Court quashed the criminal
proceedings on the ground that empty threats, without mens rea to
cause injury would not amount an offence under ... will not constitute any offence
against the petitioner because the empty threats does not prima facie
mean that the case under Section
Haryana High Court quashed the criminal
proceedings on the ground that empty threats, without mens rea to
cause injury would not amount an offence under ... statement that alleged threat had
caused an alarm to her. The alleged threats can be said to be empty
CA No. 375/2017 Vijay Dhall
bound to do as the means of avoiding the
execution of such threat, or
(c) to cause that person to omit ... under
Sections 506 IPC.
27. The law is settled that mere empty threats do not constitute the
offence punishable under Section 506 . The allegations
complainant itself shows
that the complainant was not alarmed after alleged threat was extended
by the accused.
34. It is settled position of law that ... Sections 506 IPC.
35. The law is settled that mere empty threats do not constitute the
offence punishable under Section 506 . The allegations
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IN THE COURT OF SH. SAMAR VISHAL, ADDITIONAL
