According to Chapter V of the Indian Penal Code, even if a person has not committed the crime, they cannot be discharged of all allegations, if they have conspired to commit it. The law of abetment has made the law broader in penalizing these threatening intents. What is Abetment? Abetment means to instigate, provoke, or … Read more
The IPC provides for certain situations where conduct that would otherwise constitute an offence is not punishable. These are known as “general exceptions” and are outlined in sections 76 to 106. These exceptions are crucial as they recognize circumstances where an individual’s actions are justified or excused due to specific conditions. The exceptions are differentiated … Read more
The Motor Vehicle Act, of 1988 is approved by the Indian parliament. It includes all the issues regarding road transport vehicles. The Motor Vehicle Act came into force on 1 July 1989. This act provides the rule regulation for every individual relating to traffic rules driver licenses, liabilities, penalties, etc. It is a law related … Read more
A proclamation is an announcement in the public forum. When the court needs the person for his trial in the case proceeding and the accused if the accused avoids being present after receiving the summons. The court can issue an arrest warrant to bring the accused to the court. Proclamation is mentioned under sections 82 … Read more
The arrest comes under Chapter V of C.r.PC, under sections 41 to 60. Arrest is the first step in criminal proceedings against an accused individual. The taking of a person into custody to be compelled is to respond to the commission of an offence. The word ‘Arrest’ has not been specified in the code of … Read more
The origin of cybercrime is at the beginning of the 1970s, criminals regularly committed this crime through the telephone. The first person who committed a cyber crime was Lan Murphy and it happened in 1981. He hacked the American telephone industry to control its internal clocks so that users could make phone calls at peak … Read more
Bail is a pre-trial condition on the accused to ensure they will not obstruct the court proceedings. It is condition release of the accused that they will appear in court whenever required. In some other countries, bail implies a bail bond, a deposit of money or property to the court by the accused in return … Read more
Introduction Summons are defined under the Code of Civil Procedure 1908. It is a legal document issued by a court to the defendant to notify them that there is a lawsuit filed against them and they have to appear in court on a specified date and time mentioned in summons. Under section 2 (9) of … Read more
Introduction Under the Indian penal code chapter VI, sections 121 to 130 deal with the safety of the state. There are punishments to safeguard the state against the offences. Waging war means attempting violence against the public nature or government as well as the state. In this whoever refers to within India as well as … Read more
Juvenile Delinquency in India Juvenile delinquency is a term that is used for a minor when he indulges in illegal and harmful activities. For handling these types of offenders there is the juvenile justice system, juvenile detention system, and juvenile courts. In this system, they have different thoughts that these types of young offenders need … Read more