public but is intended to protect the public as a whole against the inconvenience of public nuisance. No doubt that the provisions of Section ... complain about the nuisance, the nuisance cannot be construed that there was no public nuisance, as contemplated under Section
with maintenance of
public order and tranquility. Part-B of Chapter X of the Criminal Procedure
Code deals with public nuisance. Section ... from the public land
which leads to public inconvenience or public nuisance.
9. On the question what constitutes #public nuisance# under Section
public nuisance, the order must reflect that it is public
nuisance on any public path or public place and it applies to existing nuisance ... there is public
nuisance. The public power of the Magistrate under the Code is a public duty to
the members of the public
from the public land which leads to public inconvenience or public nuisance.
9. On the question what constitutes public nuisance under Section ... public duty implicit in the public power to be exercised on behalf of the public and pursuant to a public proceeding. (See para
public nuisances referred to in chapter X of the Code of Criminal Procedure are equivalent to the public nuisances defined in Section ... commit a public nuisance. Thus Ions enjoyment could not legalize a public nuisance. It Is no answer to the petition under Section
Para 3: ".... The object and public purpose behind Section 133 is to prevent public nuisance that if the Magistrate fails to take immediate recourse ... deals with maintenance of public order and tranquillity. It is a part of the heading Public nuisance. The term nuisance as used
Penal Code, as a public
nuisance. Under Section 268 of this Code, it is
mentioned that:
“268. A person is guilty of a public nuisance ... Penal Code deal
with the punishment for public nuisance.
Criminal Procedure Code , 1973
98. Under Section 133 of the Code of Criminal
Procedure
Punishment for public nuisance in
cases not otherwise provided for.—Whoever
commits a public nuisance in any case not
otherwise punishable by this Code, shall ... Lastly, Section 341 IPC alleging wrongful restraint and the
omnibus Section 290 IPC for public nuisance are concern, for wrongful
restraint, voluntary obstruction
Accused clearly fall within the definition of
Public Nuisance as defined under Section 268 , Deliberate and
malicious acts, intended to outrage religious feelings ... Accused for the offence under Section 268 for causing public
nuisance, under Section 295-A for deliberate and malicious acts, intended to
outrage religious feelings
complain about the nuisance, the
nuisance cannot be construed that there was no public nuisance, as
contemplated under Section ... locality and
therefore, it is only a public nuisance. Similarly, emitting foul smell is also
a public nuisance, causing inconvenience to all the people residing
