COVID-19 is a historic and alarming pandemic that is spreading worldwide, devastating health systems and financial markets. Meanwhile, the virus affects our personal lives in various ways. Unemployment is apparently exploding overnight, students are forced to stay home, and hospitals …
Introduction Indian Penal Code is the official criminal code of India. Under this, all crimes in India are recognized. However, the most vulnerable section of society still remains women. There are too many crimes against women. In which rape and …
What are the offences of culpable homicide and murder? Section 299 of the Indian Penal Code (hereinafter, “IPC”) and Section 300 of the same deal with the offences of culpable homicide and murder, respectively. For fault under Section 299, the …
In India, Doctors have been considered as gods who saved lives. But as education level and awareness of people towards their illness and its cure have increased., no longer, doctors can go scot-free with sub-standard treatment or errors in their …
Criminal trespass and House Breaking is inside Chapter XVII of Offences against property in the Indian Penal Code,1860. Criminal Trespass Section 441 of Indian Penal Code , 1860 defines the term Criminal Trespass. Section 447 of Indian Penal Code , …
Robbery Section 390 of the IPC deals with Robbery. According to Section 390 of the IPC in every robbery, there is either theft or extortion. When theft is a robbery When a person commits theft or while committing the theft, …
INTRODUCTION Defamation refers to the injury of the reputation. Thus, if a person harms the reputation of a person by making derogatory comments then it amounts to defamation. Defamation has been categorised into- Libel and Slander. In the English Criminal …
The immediate consequence that follows a criminal act is known as punishment. With the change in the society or development in the country has witnessed various theories of punishment and the drastic changes that they have undergone from the traditional …