Protection against conviction for offences is provided for under Article 20 of the Indian Constitution. Article 20 is among those few articles of the Constitution which cannot be suspended during the proclamation of emergency. Thus, protections guaranteed against conviction for offences occupies a supreme position along with Article 19 and 21. Article 20 can be…
Stages of crime as defined in the Indian penal code There are four stages of crime they are as follows: The first two stages of committing a crime are not punishable under Indian Penal code, Both Mens Rea and Actus reus together form intention and the stage of intention under law is not punishable as there…
Section 34 of the Indian Penal Code, 1860 lays down the arrangement for joint risk in cases where distinctive people share a common deliberate. Section 34 peruses as, “acts done by a few people in advancement of common intention”. In arrange to get it the term ‘act’ in this setting, a look into its going before Section has to be made. Section 33 characterizes the term ‘act’ and ‘omission’. CONNECTION BETWEEN SECTIONS 33 AND 34 Sections 33 and 34 make it clear that the word “criminal act” alludes to more than a single act…
Stages of crime as defined in the Indian penal code There are four stages of crime they are as follows: The first two stages of committing a crime are not punishable under Indian Penal code, Both Mens Rea and Actus reus together form intention and the stage of intention under law is not punishable as there…
1) Introduction: When the consent of the parties to the contract is caused by mistake then it is not free consent which is important for the valid contract. One or both the parties may be working under some misunderstanding of some fact relating to the agreement. If such misunderstanding is not in the agreement, then…
1) Introduction: When the false statement is made with having knowledge of that it is false and with the intention of mislead the other party and make the other party to enter into a contract then it is known as fraud. But when the person makes the false statement on believing that statement is true…
The number of sexual offences committed against women has rapidly risen in recent years. Offenses against women are becoming more and more prevalent. Women have suffered both physical and mental pain as a result of this, which has cost their lives. Outraging the Modesty of a Woman is one such crime committed against women that…
According to the law, defamation is the act of harming another’s reputation by a false publication (communication to a third party) that has the potential to bring them into disrepute. The concept is elusive, and only human creativity can create all the different variations. Defamation is an English legal invention, but similar concepts have existed…
Punishment for attempt to commit offences punishable with imprisonment for life or any other imprisonment A person who attempts to commit an offence is punishable by Indian Penal Code with imprisonment for life or imprisonment this is laid down in the section 511 of IPC. An illustration for the same is that a person makes…
Punishment for attempt to commit offences punishable with imprisonment for life or any other imprisonment A person who attempts to commit an offence is punishable by Indian Penal Code with imprisonment for life or imprisonment this is laid down in the section 511 of IPC. An illustration for the same is that a person makes…
