Section 145 of CrPC : Section 145: Procedure Where Dispute Concerning Land Or Water Is Likely To Cause Breach Of Peace
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Explanation using Example
Imagine two neighbors, Mr. Sharma and Mr. Gupta, who live in a suburban area. They have a long-standing disagreement over the boundary between their properties. One day, the dispute escalates when Mr. Sharma starts constructing a fence that Mr. Gupta claims encroaches on his property. The situation becomes heated, with both parties threatening each other, creating a fear of violence in the neighborhood.
Concerned about the potential breach of peace, another neighbor calls the police. Upon arrival, the police assess the situation and believe that the dispute could lead to a serious conflict. They report the matter to the local Executive Magistrate.
The Executive Magistrate, upon reviewing the police report, is convinced that the dispute could indeed cause a breach of peace. He i...
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