plaintiff and asking for restoration of possession there was a clear threat to the right of the plaintiff to the suit property. In other words ... fact in paragraph 2 of the plaint there is reference to the threat posed by the filing of that application by the defendant. The following
respondent made submissions at length are those relating to the alleged threats given by the appellant-wife to the husband that she will commit suicide ... implicate him. It was argued that the repeated threats given by the wife to take her own life caused mental anguish to the husband. These
suit and its infringement or at least a clear and unequivocal threat to infringe that right by the defendant against whom the suit is instituted ... infringe the right asserted by the plaintiff in the suit. Every threat by a party to such a right, however ineffective and innocuous
that assuming the same to be
true, it is mere a verbal threat and if the same was real,
the deceased who has written ... would have definitely given the details like timing and
place when the threat was made.
29. He would submit that despite that the death
note
were locked
in DGGI office. It is also averred that threats of arrest were
held out to them during the investigation and they were ... illegally collected from the
Company during the course of investigation under the threat
and coercion without following the procedure prescribed
under the CGST
Sessions Judge, Belgaum in S.C. 65/89 and threat he was found guilty of having committed the murder of one Keshav, of having caused ... merely that he can also make an attempt at warding off the threat or evil facing him. In other words law does not except
Court and the Court below has
failed to take note of the threat given by respondent
Nos.2 to 4 and has committed an error ... appellants counsel in his arguments he contends that
there is a threat by the respondent Nos.2 to 4 and
insisted to give evidence
right, title or interest in the person nor it creates
any threat of dispossession or creates any cause of action as
long as the plaintiffs ... property in possession of the
plaintiffs cannot be taken as a threat to the right of the
plaintiffs to the property in possession. Relying
Neelakantashivacharya ... vs Virupakashayya Shankarayya Muthina ... on 6 October, 1975
Equivalent citations: 1976(1)KARLJ464, AIR
recorded in the order sheet that C.W.13 is
facing threat from accused No.1. Therefore, it is recorded
that there is a threat
