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Animals may be mute but we have to speak on their behalf: Punjab and Haryana High Court rejects compromise - Vimarsana News

Animals may be mute but we have to speak on their behalf: Punjab and Haryana High Court rejects compromise

The Court refused to accept a compromise to quash a case of rash driving in which one buffalo died and another got injured.

Kerala High Court Asks 65-Year-Old Convicted For Causing Death By Negligent Driving To Do Community Service, Applies Probation Of Offenders Act - Vimarsana News

Kerala High Court Asks 65-Year-Old Convicted For Causing Death By Negligent Driving To Do Community Service, Applies Probation Of Offenders Act

The Kerala High Court released a 65-year old man who was convicted for rash and negligent driving which led to the death of a person as per Section 4 of the Probation of Offenders Act (Act) on grounds...

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Driving at high speed alone will not attract offence of rash and negligent driving: Bombay High Court - Vimarsana News

Driving at high speed alone will not attract offence of rash and negligent driving: Bombay High Court

Single-judge Justice SM Modak said that the offence of rash and negligent driving needs to satisfy two components - rashness and negligence.

Dogs, cats are not human beings: Bombay High Court quashes FIR against Swiggy delivery person who accidentally mowed down dog - Vimarsana News

Dogs, cats are not human beings: Bombay High Court quashes FIR against Swiggy delivery person who accidentally mowed down dog

The bench of Justices Revati Mohite Dere and Prithviraj Chavan said that offences of rash driving, endangering lives etc under the IPC would not apply in cases where the victim is an animal.

Rash Driving under IPC, Motor Vehicles Act offences would not be attracted for accidents involving pet animal: Karnataka High Court - Vimarsana News

Rash Driving under IPC, Motor Vehicles Act offences would not be attracted for accidents involving pet animal: Karnataka High Court

The Karnataka High Court has held that offences of rash driving or mischief of killing animals under IPC and offences under Motor Vehicles Act will not be attracted in the event of an accident involving a pet animal.