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Mumbai: Noting that human teeth cannot be considered a dangerous weapon under the Indian Penal Code (IPC), the Bombay High Court has quashed an FIR lodged by a woman against her in-laws for ...

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Human teeth cannot be considered as a dangerous weapon that would cause serious harm, the Bombay High Court said quashing an FIR filed on a woman's complaint against her in-laws wherein she ...

Mumbai: Human teeth cannot be considered as a dangerous weapon which would cause serious harm, the Bombay High Court said quashing an FIR filed on a woman's complaint against her in-laws wherein ...

Mumbai, Apr 10 (PTI) Human teeth cannot be considered as a dangerous weapon which would cause serious harm, the Bombay High Court said quashing an FIR filed on a woman’s complaint against her in-laws ...

The Bombay High Court has observed that causing injury by biting with human teeth constitutes 'voluntarily causing hurt' under Section 323 IPC rather than Section 324 IPC as human teeth cannot be ...