conspiracy to rag; iii. Unlawful assembly and rioting while ragging; iv. Public nuisance created during ragging; v. Violation of decency and morals through ragging
inter alia, on the ground that the same amounted to public
nuisance as envisaged under Section 91 of Civil Procedure
Code.
2. The learned trial ... JUDGMENT: 25th July, 2012
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registeration fees amounts to a
public nuisance within the meaning
of Section 91 of Civil Procedure
Code
Ward No.18, Raisinghnagar holding the same to be
public nuisance.
Succinctly stated the facts of the case are that the
respondents ... application that the Neem tree, which was
causing a public nuisance should be removed. The Chairman
and the Executive Officer of the Municipal Board,
Raisinghnagar
Code of Civil
Procedure which stipulates that a suit relating to public nuisance may be
filed either by the Advocate General or with the leave ... damage has been caused on
account of a wrongful act or public nuisance may institute a suit upon
complying with the conditions stipulated in Section
drawing water that too in the residential area leading to cause public nuisance. The continuous plying of water tankers in the residential area is also ... order has been passed in public interest and invoking the power under Cr.P.C to abate the public nuisance. The Supreme Court had emphasised
business
dealing with the intoxicant and liquor if the same causes public nuisance
and affects adversely interests of the residents residing nearby. Right to
live ... anybody and particularly of selling liquor and intoxicants. If public health,
public nuisance and public interest are not germane considerations and
relevant factors, then
business
dealing with the intoxicant and liquor if the same causes public nuisance
and affects adversely interests of the residents residing nearby. Right to
live ... anybody and particularly of selling liquor and intoxicants. If public health,
public nuisance and public interest are not germane considerations and
relevant factors, then
other Agriculturists and hence, it has
been treated as a public nuisance and since that nuisance is still there, it has
to be removed ... obstruction or obstacle
caused, then in the interest of public or for removal of public nuisance can be
issued by the competent authority based
neighbours cross swords, apparently on account of some kind
of a public nuisance arising out of the activities carried out by each of
them resulting ... that the activities carried out by each of them are causing
public nuisance, were taken up for consideration by the Competent
Authority
neighbours cross swords, apparently on account of some
kind of a public nuisance arising out of the activities carried out by each
of them resulting ... that the activities carried out by each of them are
causing public nuisance, were taken up for consideration by the
Competent Authority
