Theft under Indian Penal Code 1860
Define and explain Theft. Can a man commit theft of his own property? How is Theft different from Extortion? Under what circumstances does Theft become Robbery? Differentiate…
Right of Private Defence under IPC 1860
Define the right of private defence. When does a person not have this right? When does this right extend to causing death? When does this…
Stages of Crime under Indian Penal Code 1860
Stages of Crime What are the stages of crime? What is an attempt to commit an offence? Distinguish between Preparation and Attempt. What do you…
Kidnapping from Guardianship, and Abduction
Topics Covered: What is meant by kidnapping from India, kidnapping from guardianship, and abduction? Differentiate between Kidnapping and Abduction.Kidnapping Kidnapping from India - Kidnapping from India…
Hurt and Grievous Hurt in IPC 1860
Define Hurt and Grievous Hurt. Explain the difference.In a normal sense, hurt means to cause bodily injury and/or pain to another person. IPC defines Hurt…
Culpable Homicide Under Indian Penal Code 1860
Culpable Homicide Questions covered: What do you understand by Culpable Homicide? In what circumstances, Culpable Homicide does not amount to Murder? What are those exceptions…
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“Consent” A defence to a charge of crime? provisions relating to consent under IPC
Written By:- Hrishika Rawat Meaning Of Consent Under criminal law, Consent is an active expression of the word 'intention.' 1.Actua rea and 2.mens rea…
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Revisiting Section 498A Of The Indian Penal Code, 1860: A Feasibility Study Of Making The Offence Compoundable And Gender Neutral
Section 498A Of The Indian Penal Code, 1860 Written By Hrishika Rawat Introduction Section 498A- was established in 1983 to safeguard married women from maltreatment…
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Justifiable and Excusable defences under the IPC
Justifiable and Excusable defences under the IPC Written By: Shreem Thite Introduction Indian Penal Code encompasses a wide range of punishments that differ in every…
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Interpretation of Phrase “Soon before” under Section 304-B of IPC: A need for a liberal approach
Interpretation of Phrase Soon Before under Section 304-B of IPC Written By:- Shreem Thite Introduction For many years, dowry death has been a fundamental issue…
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Proclaimed Offender Declaration Under Section 82(4) CrPC Cannot Be Made Against Person Accused Of Sections 406, 420 IPC
Proclaimed Offender Declaration Under Section 82(4) CrPC Cannot Be Made Against Person Accused Of Sections 406, 420 IPC Case: ARUN KUMAR PARIHAR v. STATE (GOVT…
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Theories of Punishment
Theories of Punishment Written by: Ms Nikita Kumari INTRODUCTION Administration of Justice is that the primary functions of the State are mostly divided into the…
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Harshad Mehta: Offences He Committed Under The Indian Penal Code
Harshad Mehta: Offences He Committed Under The Indian Penal Code Written by: Adv. Akarsh Sharma After the release of the web series Scam 1992: The…
