Megha Hurkat IPC 279: With the increase in auto-mobiles on the road these days the roads have been much of a stunt. With 30 million cars running all over India it is hard to say if the people behind the wheels are always responsible. Due to increasing numbers of accidents caused by rash driving the legislature was … Read more
IPC 420: In this article, we will deal with the section 420 of Indian Penal Code, that is with the matter of Cheating and Dishonestly Inducing Delivery of Property. If you have ever been cheated or if someone has taken advantage of your naiveness then you are a victim of the offense of ‘Cheating’. It … Read more
Writs Under the Indian Constitution: By Article 32 of the Constitution of India, the Supreme Court has the authority to issue writs for the implementation of all the fundamental rights bestowed by Part III of the Indian Constitution. As a result, the ability to issue writs is principally intended to ensure that every person has … Read more
What is CrPC? What is the Full Form of CrPC? The full form of CrPC is The Criminal Procedure Code, which is formally called as The Code of Criminal Procedure. The Indian criminal process is governed by the Code of Criminal Procedure, which was promulgated in 1998 and is applicable to all criminal prosecutions in the … Read more
Section 144 or CrPC 144: In 1973, the Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC) was amended to include Section 144. The magistrate of any Indian state or union territory can issue an order forbidding the gathering of four or more people in a specific place under this legislation. Section 144’s numerous sections allow all members of an … Read more
IPC 504: According to section 504 of the Indian penal code (IPC), Whoever deliberately insults, and thereby gives incitement to any someone, aspiring to or knowing it to be feasible that such provocation will result in him to break the public consensus, or to perpetrate any other infraction, shall be penalized with the confinement of … Read more
What is a Cognizable and Non-Cognizable offence in India: The seriousness of an offence determines whether or not it is cognizable or not. This seriousness isn’t defined per se. However, the seriousness of an offence is determined by the severity of its punishment. All offences punishable by a sentence of more than three years in … Read more
IPC 427: Many a times people who are not happy about decisions or events that perspire can lead to grudges and the act of revenge if commence which may not be as sever as murder but it does have its own damages done to the accused. This act of revenge is termed as misdemeanour or … Read more
Article 12 of The Indian Constitution: Fundamental rights are one set of rights granted to all people of the country by Part III of the Indian Constitution. These rights are generally applicable to all inhabitants of the country, regardless of race, birthplace, religion, caste, or gender. They are legally recognised as rights that require the … Read more
IPC 506: Punishment for criminal intimidation is mentioned under section 506 of Indian Penal Code, 1860. Criminal intimidation is punishable by two years in jail, a fine, or both. If the potential danger is to cause death or grievous harm, or to cause the damage to any property by fire, or to commit a criminal … Read more