मिटाना (en. Efface)

The legislature would have neither intended that the provisions made under of the Code would remain dead letter for those accused who are granted anticipatory bail nor would efface exercise of powers of the Code.

In this regard, Justice Ashok Bhushan, who authored the judgment, observed: The submission of Mr. Singh that death penalty has been abolished by the Parliament of U.K. in the year 1966 and several Latin American countries and Australian States have also abolished death penalty is no ground to efface the death penalty from the statute book of our country.

The hostility by itself is not sufficient to efface the testimony of such witness from the face of record.

Using only a balloon and a ping pong ball, Liz completely demonstrates Braxton Hicks contractions, adopted by the way real labour contractions shorten (efface) the cervix.

The two contingencies permitting the play of this provision, namely, denial or failure to recollect the execution by the attesting witness produced, thus a fortiori has to be extended a meaning to ensure that the limited liberty granted by of 1872 Act does not in any manner efface or emasculate the essence and efficacy of of the Act and of 1872 Act.