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Ker HC: Public Place in S. 294 of IPC Include Even those Areas Which are in Vicinity of Public Place - (12 Aug 2024)

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Ker HC has held that the term public place in S. 294(a) of IPC include even those areas which are in vicinity of public place, meaning thereby that if obscene words uttered in a public place are heard by persons in vicinity of public place so as to cause annoyance, it would attract S. 294(b) of IPC.

Tags : KERALA HIGH COURT   PUBLIC PLACE   S. 294 OF IPC   OBSCENE WORDS  

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