Supreme Court of India
Mahadev Prasad Kaushik v. State of U.P. & Anr.
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For the foregoing reasons, in our judgment, the ap peal deserves to be partly allowed.
Judgment, page 19
From the headnote
Penal Code, 1860: ss. 304A, 304, 504 and 506 - Medical negligence - Com- e plaint that medical practitioner gave injections to patient and within half an hour he died - Threat by accused-medical prac titioner to kill complainant if case not withdrawn - Summons issued u/ss.304, 504 and 506 by Magistrate - Upheld by High Court - Interference with - Held: Proceedings u/ss. 504 and 506 liable to be quashed as there was no reference to any threat by accused to complainant in the Order by Magistrate as a/so by High Court - Act of accused of giving injections to "-,-r deceased would not fall within
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