Section 3(5) of BNS is invoked when there are more 2 or more people involved with intent to commit an offence . It essentially means that when there is a common intention to commit an offence . This provision in Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) has been replaced by the erstwhile provision under Section 34 of …
What is the difference between Cognizable and Non Cognizable offence? The Main difference lies in the fact that in Cognizable offences      police can arrest without warrant and in case of Non Cognizable offences Police cannot arrest without a warrant issued by the Court. Definition of Cognizable offences is found under Section …
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What is Section 420 IPC ? The section that deals with cheating in the Indian penal code is Section 420 which deals specifically with cheating and dishonestly inducing delivery of property and the maximum punishment that can be levied is imprisonment for a term of 7 years and a fine. Section 420 IPCÂ or Indian …
Section 307 IPC and Punishment -attempt to murder and prescribes for punishment for attempt to murder which can extend upto 10 years . however in cases when the victim is hurt, the maximum punishment may extend to imprisonment for life. Understanding the basic fundamentals of Section 307 IPC Section 307 which as per the provision …
What is Section 326 IPC-INDIAN PENAL CODE? Section 326 IPC-INDIAN PENAL CODE is Causing grievous hurt which is akin to causing serious harm or injury to another personby use of dangerous weapons may result in imprisonment for up to ten years along with a fine. Section 326 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) deals with …
