Supreme Court of India
Ram Autar v. State of U. P.
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Public Nuisance-Auctioning vegetables in private house Oarts of seUers kept on public road-Unlawful obstruction, if auctioneers responsible-Noise caused in auctioning-Whether trade injurious to public health and comf ort-Oode of Criminal Procedure, 1898 (Act V of 1898), s. 133. The appellants carried on the trade of auctioning vege tables in a private house in the Subzimandi quarter. The persons who brought vegetables for sale. kept their carts on the public road where they caused obstruction to traffic. The noise caused by the auctioning caused discomfort to persons living in the locality.
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