This article has been written by Yash Tated Abstract Criminal conspiracy refers to an agreement between two or more people to commit a criminal act or a series of criminal acts. In contrast, conspiracy by abetment occurs when one person intentionally aids, instigates, or encourages another person to commit a criminal act. The main difference…
This article written by,RADHA BEERE. INTRODUCTION:- Intra- territorial jurisdiction deals with the crimes committed within the boundaries of the Indian territory. Extra- territorial jurisdiction deals with the crimes committed beyond the boundaries of the Indian territory. JURISDICTION:- It comes from Latin roots of ‘juris’ means the law and ‘ dicere’ means to speak. It…
This article has been written by Ms, Riddhi khanna , a 1st year BA LLB student from new law college ,Bhartiye Vidya Peeth New Law College , Pune. In this article, we will discusses the provisions regarding kidnapping enshrined in Section 359 to 369 of the Indian Penal Code, 1860. These sections define and provide…
This article is written by Nilesh Merotha studying in NRI vidyadayani institute of science management and technology. Bhopal pursuing B.A.LL.B (Hons.) In this article, the author has explained and covered two major topics under IPC. (A). Introduction. Presently, a large share of criminal cases, more specifically, in the Courts of Judicial Magistrate First Class in…
This article has been written by Ms Arundhathi G, a 3rd year BA LLB Student from Bharati Vidyapeeth Deemed to be University, New Law College, Pune. Introduction The Indian Penal Code has given every citizen of India the right to private protection of the body. The main responsibility of the state is to…
This article has been written by Kumari Shalini, a student studying B.A. LL. B from Lloyd Law College, Gr. Noida. The author is a 3rd -year law student. INTRODUCTION A person commits an offense when they cause injury to another person, disrupt social order, wage war against the government, etc. It is widespread. The…
This article has been written by- Mr. Loknath Saha, a 1st year LL. B student from Lloyd Law College. INTRODUCTION According to Section 28, the High Courts possess the authority to pass any sentence that is permitted by law. In other words, they have the discretion to determine the appropriate punishment…
This article has been written by Ritika Kumari, a student studying LLB (3 Years) from Narvadeshwar Law College (Lucknow University), Lucknow. The Author is a 6 Semester LLB (3 Years) Law Student Introduction: Corruption and bribery are pervasive issues that undermine the foundations of a just and equitable society. They erode public trust, hinder economic…
BY: DIPANSHA AGRAWAL LLOYD LAW COLLEGE, GREATER NOIDA INTRODUCTION As all we know, crime is the very serious offence and day to day it is increasing. Presently there are approximately 50,000 criminal cases in India. A body of substantive law called the Indian Penal Code contains a list of all offences and their…
This article has been written by Pulak Mohanty, a 2nd year BA.LLB Student from Lloyd Law College. Introduction : Perjury, the act of knowingly providing false testimony or lying under oath, strikes at the heart of the justice system. In this article, we delve into the intricate world of perjury, examining its significance, legal implications, and the…
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