Introduction Murder is when one person kills another person. It’s a heinous crime and is punishable under the Indian Penal Code. and it’s defined under Section 300 of IPC. Section 300- says that Culpable Homicide amount to murder. Culpable Homicide …
INTRODUCTION: According to dictionary, rape refers to “an act of coitus by a man against the will of a woman”. It is a mark of disgrace which exists in our society from a long time and according to the recent …
Adultery: Where Is The Mirror To See The Truth? India is a land of diversity. Many religion, cultures, customs are followed in our country. We are familiar with our laws and ceremonies. Marriage has been a very crucial part of …
Women have been victims of sexual harassment and violence since ancient times and that practice still continues even today. At least, one out of every three women around the globe has been beaten, forced into sex or faced other kinds …
INTRODUCTION: Law of Crimes is the body of rules and statutes that defines certain acts or conduct which are prohibited by the government or state, that are threat to society in large. Any act or conduct done in contradiction of …
Introduction: Evidence is information which is used in the court to prove something which exists or true. Giving false evidence and fabricating false evidence is an offence under Indian penal Code, 1860. The provisions of False evidence and fabricating false …
INTRODUCTION The Primary object of criminals is to punish the wrongdoer and to maintain law and order in society. Punishment is the penalty for the transgression of the law. It is the state which punishes the criminal because we know …
INTRODUCTION This article deals with the terms “force”, “criminal force” and “assault” in the Indian Penal Code 1860. In India, we can always see the news about crimes in regards to battery, assault etc. such crimes are common in our …
Introduction The concept of criminal liability generally states that if any criminal act is done by a person then he is solely responsible for such activities and he can be held liable for the same. This is the general rule …
Introduction In India insanity as a defence to crime is an unsolved problem of criminal jurisprudence. However, It presents some fascinating problems that deserve careful analysis. We know that there is a well-established principle,“ Actus Non-Facit Reum Nisi Mens Sit …