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than questions the answers to which would have a tendency to expose him to a criminal charge
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Parameters of
Section 161(2), what are-Whether the tendency to expose a
person to a criminal charge embrance answers ... near compulsion; [644 F-G]
(g) Self incrimination or tendency to expose oneself to a
criminal charge is less than
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124A only
when they had the intention or tendency to disturb
public tranquility. to create public disturbance
or to promote ... limit its application to acts
involving intention or tendency to create
disorder, or disturbance of law and order; or
incitement
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distributed, printed and exhibited the same
which has the tendency to corrupt the morals of those in
whose hands ... reader of the
novel, whereas obscenity has the tendency to deprave and
corrupt those whose minds are open to such
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effective or
efficacious prosecution of the proceedings. The tendency on me part of the
contemner in his action or conduct ... itself enough but the acts must have also that tendency and
the acts must have been done with an intent
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administration of justice or generation or
production of tendency bringing the Judge or
judiciary into contempt. Section ... other manner, is a criminal contempt.
Therefore, a tendency to scandalise the court or
tendency to lower the authority
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phrase which are likely or may have a tendency,
directly or indirectly, whether by inference, suggestion, allusion,
metaphor, implication ... fetched,
be supposed to have an objectionable tendency of the nature described
therein, that is enough to bring a newspaper
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account of sale", in our
opinion, has a substantial tendency to interfere with the fair trial of
the case, specially ... essential if really the
writing has a tendency, or, in other words, is calculated to impede the
fair trial
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publishing a
defamatory libel penal, solely because of the tendency of such libels
to provoke breaches of the peace ... that the Indian Law disregards
this tendency as a reason for constituting the offence, is, in my
opinion, doubly inaccurate
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background, the history of a
particular accused, his tendency to commit a crime or other permissible
circumstances, then even
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