JOINT LIABILITY UNDER IPC
Principle of Joint liability :- As a general rule the person who commits the crime is held responsible and has to suffer consequences. However, Section 34 and 149 of Indian …
Principle of Joint liability :- As a general rule the person who commits the crime is held responsible and has to suffer consequences. However, Section 34 and 149 of Indian …
The concept of right to private defence is based on the principle that when a person is faced with imminent danger, he is not expected to run away from the …
General Exceptions General exception contained in Chapter 4, Sections 76-106 extinguish the criminal liability. These are rules of evidence carrying conclusive or rebuttable presumptions. They deal with circumstances which extinguish …
Elements of Crime Indian Penal Code, 1860 was drafted by Lord Macaulay with three other Commissioners- Macleod, Anderson and Millet. The first Law Commission prepared the draft of the Indian …
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