A abets B to abet C to commit the murder of D. B accordingly abets C to commit the murder of D. Have A and B both committed the offence of ‘abetment’? Give reasons and also mention the relevant provision.by Admin Legal Bites 10 July 2021 6:20 AM GMT
A instigates B to kill D. B in pursuance of the instigation stabs D. D recovers from the wound. What offence, if any, has been committed by A and B?by Admin Legal Bites 10 July 2021 6:15 AM GMT
Discuss the following offences: (1) Refusing to answer public servant authorized to question; (2) Refusing to sign the statement (3) False statement on oath or affirmation of public servant etc.by Admin Legal Bites 10 July 2021 6:03 AM GMT
Describe the following offences and punishment provided:- (1) Omission to give notice or information to public servants by a person legally bound to give it; (2)Furnishing false information; and (3) Refusing oath or affirmation when duly required by public servant to make it.by Admin Legal Bites 10 July 2021 5:38 AM GMT
'A’, on being awakened in the middle of the night, found ‘B’ in his courtyard. ‘B’ had entered into the courtyard of the house by scaling that wall that surrounded the concerned house on all sides. The gate of the courtyard of the house was locked. There was a room attached with…by Admin Legal Bites 7 July 2021 4:19 AM GMT
‘A’, a thief was seen with half of his body and head through the wall of a house occupied by a woman (the accused) and her young idiot son. The accused suddenly caught up a sort of pole-axe and with it struck the thief five times on his neck and nearly cut off his head…by Admin Legal Bites 7 July 2021 2:47 AM GMT
A, a passer-by, sees B beating his wife mercilessly. A gives a blow to B who dies immediately at the spot. What offence, if any, has ‘A’ committed? Give reasons for your answer.by Admin Legal Bites 7 July 2021 2:40 AM GMT
Nothing is an offence which is done in the exercise of the right of private defence. Discuss.by Admin Legal Bites 7 July 2021 2:36 AM GMT
A has an inkpot with him. B wants to fill his pen from that inkpot. A does not allow, still, B takes ink from it. Has B committed any offence?by Admin Legal Bites 7 July 2021 2:22 AM GMT
How far the plea of compulsion as a defence is available to the charge of committing an offence under I.P.C?by Admin Legal Bites 7 July 2021 2:01 AM GMT
A, a doctor after a full examination of a patient named B, in good faith communicates to B that he has cancer and that he cannot live long. B dies the next day in consequence of the shock caused by A’s communication. Decide the liability of A.by Admin Legal Bites 7 July 2021 1:55 AM GMT
A beats his neighbour B and by such beating, he voluntarily causes hurt to B. When the beating of B by A was over and A was leaving the place, B picks a heavy stone and throws upon A. The stone hits A’s head which causes hurt to him. A prosecutes B for ‘voluntarily causing hurt’ punishable under Section 323, I.P.C……by Admin Legal Bites 7 July 2021 1:11 AM GMT
