Settling It the Indian Way: From FIRs to ‘Chalo Ji, Suljha Lo'
So, you’ve found yourself in the enviable position of having to interact with the police. Maybe you’re there to file a complaint, maybe someone has…
श्रेणी: Criminal law
Right of Private Defence or Self-defence as per Indian Law by Adv. Alok Kumar
Today, I will explain some fundamental concepts of Indian criminal law in simple terms. Understanding these basics is very important for anyone…
What is difference between sane and insane under Indian Law ?
Sane is mentally normal person and insane is mentally ill or crazy. To get benefit of Section 84 of Indian Penal Code (IPC) insanity must be proved.
What is maximum time period for solitary confinement punishment?
3 months. As per section 72 of Indian Penal Code (IPC).
Default in payment of 5 lacs, sentenced to 4 months imprisonment. How to get out of it ?
If person sentenced to four months imprisonment due to default in payment. Well if he managed to pay 75% of amount he will be out in just one month.
What is life imprisonment in India ?
If life imprisonment is given to a person; he shall stay in the prison for a minimum of 14 years and the maximum is the rest of his life.
What is the difference between rigorous and simple imprisonment ?
A person sentenced to rigorous imprisonment is required by law to undergo hard labour, while a person sentenced to simple imprisonment has the option of…
To attract section 34, prior conspiracy is necessary?
No, Common intention can be formed in the course of occurrence. It is not necessary that there must be a prior conspiracy or pre-meditation. Hari Om v.…
What if participation of the accused in the crime is proved but common intention is absent, will it attract Section 34 of IPC ?
No, Section 34 cannot be invoked. To invoked section 34 of Indian Penal Code, it requires a pre-arranged plan and pre-supposes prior concert, therefore…
Can collector act as Judge ?
Yes, A ‘Collector’ exercising jurisdiction in a suit under Act 10 of 1859, is a Judge. A ‘Magistrate’ exercising jurisdiction in respect of a charge on…