A non-prosthetic peri-implant fracture (NPPIF) can be defined as a fracture in a bone with an existing non-prosthetic implant such as an extramedullary plate and screws or an intramedullary nail, NPPIFs are mostly reported together with peri-prosthetic fractures (PPFs) that occur around joint replacement implants, but they represent a separate clinical entity with different conceptual and practical considerations1. Our case is a 72-year male with a broken humerus intramedullary Nail in right upper limb who was managed with implant removal and bridge plating with locking plate. The favourable outcome in our case sheds a light in a grey region of non-prosthetic peri implant fractures of upper limbs where no definite management protocol is available. Our patient had very good outcome which was noted by 0/100 on dash scores and complete pain-free range of movement elbow and shoulder. Our case stands as a manifest for NPPIFs of humerus, which can be managed with similar protocol which was used in our case.