IPC

Introduction  Criminal Intimidation means an act that is done by someone to an individual to prompt fear, harm, or injury. For example, it is intentionally threatening someone and creating fear for him to fulfillment of any personal motive or needs. The Indian Penal Code 1860 refers to the rules and …

Section 34 of the IPC plays a significant role under the Indian Penal Code. The section can be read with all offenses covered under the IPC. If we talk about the various provisions of the Indian Penal Code, there is describe punishment and fines for all types of criminal activity …

Introduction There is a settled principle of criminal law that an offender is liable for that crime which he committed. He may not be liable for a crime that is not committed by him but committed by another one. In contrast to that rule, there is a provision in section …

Introduction  The concept of the theories of punishment belongs to ancient times and worldwide. This concept is directly connected with people’s life and reflects as a mirror of society. Every society aims to make a peaceful life for people and to fulfill that purpose. Society makes some control which is …

What are Bailable and Non-Bailable Offences Under the Indian Penal Code? I List of bailable and non-bailable offences. Introduction:  The crimes and offences and their punishments have been given under the Indian penal code, 1860. The procedure of trial also has been given in the Code of Criminal Procedure. Under …