Supreme Court of India
Cherubin Gregory v. The State of Bihar
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Criminal trial-Trespasser-Duty of owners towards trespas sers Indian Penal Code S. 99, 103, 304A. The appellant was charged under s. 304- of Indian Penal Code for causing the death of a woman. The deceased was residing near the house of the accused. The wall of the latrine of the house of the deceased had fallen down about a week prior to the day of occurrence and so the deceased along with others started using the latrine of the accused. The accused protested a~ainst their coming there. The oral warnings however, proved ineffective and so he fixed up a naked copper wire across the passage
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