quashed in extra ordinary inherent
jurisdiction of the High Court. Empty threats did not make out a
case under Section 506 IPC. Empty threats without ... parties were having
strained relations. Petitioner was empty handed at the time of
alleged incident. Mere empty threat by mere words would not
constitute
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
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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
Cases 320 (P & H), that, Empty threats does not prima facie mean that the case under Section 506 , IPC is made out against
police was called. It is further submitted that
the allegation of empty threat do not constitute an offence punishable
under Section 506 IPC.
Learned Senior ... petitioners after they visited the
complainant and the allegations of empty threat do not
constitute an offence punishable under section 506 IPC,
on the face
Section 506 , it must be demonstrated by incriminating
circumstances that the threat was to cause the graver offence. The
grave circumstances wherefrom the targeted person ... evidence must indicate that the
threat was not an empty threat; but there was a potent in it; reflected in
the incriminating circumstances borne
