Stealing one’s own property may sound like an oxymoron but if one looks closely, it is definitely not impossible under the Indian Penal Code. Under the Indian Penal Code, theft is defined as “Whoever, intending to take dishonestly any movable …
In criminal cases the First information report (FIR) is lodged under Cr.P.C; sec 154(1) (X) before the police. Only in cases of cognizable offenses, FIR is lodged under sec2(c) of Cr.P.C and the same is not applicable for non- cognizable …
The foremost monstrous crime that can be committed against a woman, a criminal offence which can be considered as the most brutal attack that can be inflicted upon virginity, youth, maternity and womanhood itself has been outlined to be “Rape”. …
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 , …
Abstract The vague dominance of one sex over others must be patronized as the dignity and liberty of an individual is important. The individuality of a woman must be respected, that’s the real gracefulness of our Constitution is Part III …