IPC
IPC S. 153A – Mere repugnancy of the ideas expressed is insufficient to constitute the crime attracting penalty.
Mere repugnancy of the ideas expressed is insufficient to constitute the crime attracting penalty. Court referred to the Canadian Supreme...
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IPC S. 153A – Standard of an ordinary reasonable man should be applied
Words used in the alleged criminal speech should be judged from the standards of reasonable, strong-minded, firm and courageous men,...
Read moreIPC 153A – It is necessary that at least two such groups or communities should be involved.
Mens rea was held to be a necessary ingredient for the offence under Section 153 A and Section 505 (2)....
Read moreIPC S. 153A – One cannot rely on strongly worded and isolated passages for proving the charge
One cannot rely on strongly worded and isolated passages for proving the charge nor indeed can one take a sentence...
Read moreIPC S. 153-A – Intention to cause disorder or incite people to violence is the sine qua non of the offence under Section 153 A IPC
Intention to cause disorder or incite people to violence is the sine qua non of the offence under Section 153...
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IPC S.34 – Common intention – The number and nature of hard blunt injuries on the two deceased make it apparent that the assailants were more than one
Penal Code, 1860 (IPC), Section 34, 302, 324, 325 and 323 - Murder - Common intention - The number and...
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IPC, S. 84 – Where Exception under Sec.84 is claimed
Where Exception under Sec.84 is claimed, the Court has to consider whether at the time of commission of the offence...
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