No. 26 of CPC : No. 26: OBSTRUCTING A HIGHWAY
CPC
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Explanation using Example
Example 1:
Scenario: Ramesh, a local shopkeeper in a small town in Maharashtra, decided to dig a trench across the main road leading from the town center to the local market. He also piled up the dug-up earth and stones on the road, blocking the way.
Application of the Act:
- Obstruction: Ramesh's actions of digging a trench and piling up earth and stones on the public highway constitute an obstruction.
- Injury and Damages: Suresh, a resident of the town, was walking to the market when he tripped over the piled-up stones and fell into the trench. As a result, he broke his arm, experienced significant pain, and was unable to run his small business for several weeks. He also had to spend money on medical treatment.
Legal Outcome: Suresh can file a lawsuit against Ramesh u...
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