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caused by  Crl.A.745, 748 & 983/2012 : 25 : human bite. It seems that the death of the deceased was due to head injury

injury and that the same could be caused by a bite by another human being in the course of tough resistance. PW55 also deposed that ... thick skin with loss of underlying soft tissues by a human bite as alleged. DNA Evidence 28. It is unnecessary to go into entirety

sustained the injury on her left hand - a bite mark injury with human saliva. Failure of prosecution to explain the origin of the injury sustained ... left hand of the accused stained by human saliva, came from a human bite. The cause of death of the victim is due to manual

opined that injury No.1 could be caused in a human bite and injury No.2 is resembling that of an injury caused by nail ... bite mark. According to him, injury No.1 is a human bite mark and injury Nos. 2 and 3 can be caused when an assailant

summary relating to the first informant. It shows that he sustained human bite injury on the left pinna. It is also stated therein that there

even rabies and appear to have no concern for human beings who fall victims of bite of stray dogs in the entire length and breadth

with photographs. In the Writ Petition details of human beings dying of rabies after dog bite has been brought on the record. It is pleaded ... Anti Rabies Immunoglobulin (Enquine) and (3) Anti Rabies Immunogloulin (Human). Anti Rabies Human Immunoglobulin is generally imported and is much more costlier than Equine Immunoglobulin

smears for detection of human semen and spermatozoa, if any. Swab from the skin surface (suspected site as a bite mark by the police ... taken from the injury appeared like bite mark on the right hand of the deceased was found containing human saliva. 14) MO6 brief was seized

threat to human beings. It is also submitted that there is no incident of dog bite by the stray dogs maintained by him. His contention ... euthanized during specified hours in a humane manner by intravenous administration of sodium pentobarbital or any other approved humane manner, by a qualified veterinarian. Rule

assaulted him by hitting with hands and also caused grievous injury by biting off a portion of his left ear. Thus committed the offence ... instant case, the grievous hurt was caused by biting with teeth. Human teeth cannot be termed as a dangerous weapon capable of causing death. Hence