Supreme Court of India
Rajan v. Joseph & Ors.
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c Penal Code, 1860: s.304A - Accidental death - Victim deceased working as maid died due to electric shock while working on washing machine in the house of respondents - Complaint uls.304A - Cognizance of offence - High Court o quashed the proceedings - Held: The .evidence showed that there was no rash and negligent act on part of respondents - After the incident, respondents had even immediately rushed to hospital to save the life of the deceased- High Court rightly held that offence uls. 304A was not made out - However in the interest of justice, respondents are directed to pay
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