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journey.
Clause 10 of S.O. 22 provided that "drunkenness, fighting,
indecent or disorderly behaviour use of abusive language,
wrongfully ... acts or omissions will be treated as
misconducts :-
(10) Drunkenness, fighting, indecent or disorderly
behaviour, use of abusive language, wrongfully
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interests, cannot contract whilst such delirium or drunkenness lasts
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public resort or
entertainment, and the prevention of drunkenness and
disorder among the persons frequenting or using the same ... securing of good behaviour and the prevention of
drunkenness and disorder and a third by necessary impli-
cation, that
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well settled:
1.That insanity, whether produced by drunkenness or
otherwise, is a defence to the crime charged ... evidence of drunkenness which renders the accused
incapable of forming the specific intent essential to
constitute the crime should
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sent
to Royapettah Hospital for treatment and for obtaining drunkenness
certificate. He was given treatment and a drunkenness certificate ... including Wilson
armed with 'patta' knife and in a drunken mood were terrorising and indulging
in violence near Ajantha hotel
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wife made three complaints against the husband-(1) drunkenness,
(2) beating and (3) suspicious nature. In her evidence she deposed ... like a fish. The particular concomitant of husband's
drunkenness was his habit of beating the wife whenever she remonstrated
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seen unnatural and he appeared to be in
drunken condition. She was very much embarrassed as her residence ... talked with Shri Vasa
that Divyeshwar was drunken at the time of the incident and she had not
talked
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hotel as he is unable to prevent drunkenness and unseemly conduct
and behaviour of the inmates of the hotel ... from the residents of (the locality regarding
disorderly conduct, drunkenness and rowdism on the part of the inmates
and visitors
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that the appellant was in a
state of drunkenness and did not know the consequences
what he did and, therefore ... felt by reason of this omission. If in
voluntary drunkenness knowledge is to be
presumed in the same manner
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tried to run away. Then the
accused in the drunken state caught hold of the tuft and poured
kerosene ... tried to run away.
Then the accused in the drunken state caught hold of tuft of her hair
and poured
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