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state of mind, such as intention, knowledge, good faith, negligence, rashness, ill- will or good- will towards any particular person ... question are relevant facts.
(n) A sues B for negligence in providing him with a carriage for hire not reasonably
Central Government Act
separate treatment for doctors
by introducing degree of rashness or negligence, violence would
be done to the plain and unambiguous ... evidence it is proved that there was no
rashness or negligence involved, the trial court dealing with the
matter shall
Supreme Court of India
accused who is charge-sheeted for rashness and
negligence in driving a motor vehicle which resulted in injury or loss ... prosecution does not end by proving the
rashness or negligence on the part of the driver. It must also
Kerala High Court
high-speed by itself does not imply
negligence or rashness. Negligence or rashness would have to be
established ... high-speed" does
not bespeak of either "negligence" or "rashness" by itself. None of
the witnesses examined by the prosecution
Delhi High Court
negligent act" and that the requirements of criminal negligence or
rashness on the part of the accused were, therefore, wanting ... been held to exhibit that high degree of "rashness" or
"negligence" which could make it a criminal offence under Section
Allahabad High Court
Penal Code dealing with offences due to criminal rashness or negligence.
They are Sections ... civil duty of
circumspection. As between rashness and negligence, rashness is undoubtedly a
graver offence.
The principles of liability governing
Andhra High Court
pellucidly, glaringly and clearly understandable that there involved rash and negligence on the part of the accused in driving ... caused the accident and that there was no rash and negligence on the part of the driver and the witnesses
Madras High Court
State of
Punjab: that no presumption of rashness or negligence
can be drawn by invoking the maxim res ipsa loquitur ... material on record no presumption of rashness or
negligence could be drawn by invoking the maxim res ipsa loquitur
Delhi High Court
establish the guilt
of an accused person are rashness/negligence. A very significant
discussion of the aforesaid ingredients is contained ... proved in a case that the negligence/rashness on
the part of a person has resulted into a death that
Delhi High Court
stand situated at Batheri. As a result of
such rashness, negligence and excessive speed, the bus which ... declares eloquently the
cause of the accident and the negligence/rashness of the driver
Kerala High Court
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