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Supreme Court: Pushing a Person to Wriggle Out Arrest Not Criminal Use of Force - (13 Aug 2024)

CRIMINAL

SC has observed that, to establish criminal force, intentional use of force to any person without their consent to commit offence, is required but an accused’s act of jostling & pushing in an attempt to extricate himself from arrest do not attract ingredients of assault or criminal force.

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