Supreme Court Upholds Conviction in Child Trafficking and Sexual Exploitation Case Under ITPA
Supreme Court upholds conviction in child trafficking case involving sexual exploitation of 16-year-old minor. The Bench of Justice Manoj Misra ...
Tag: IPC S. 34
IPC S. 34, 149 – Distinction and similarity between Section 34 and 149 of IPC and also the circumstances when both Sections are simultaneously applicable. [#212601]
PLR PLRonline 2003 PLRonline 0101 SUPREME COURT OF INDIA Before:- N. Santosh Hegde and B.P. Singh, JJ. CHITTARMAL - Appellant Versus STATE OF ...
IPC Section 34, 302 – Common intention can be formed right before or during the incident – Withholding eye-witnesses does not automatically lead to adverse inference against the prosecution. (2023-4)212 PLR 282 (SC)
IPC Section 34, 302 Vicarious Liability under Section 34 (Para 7): The court clarified that Section 34 of the IPC, ...
IPC S. 34 – Common Intention – Can be formed even in the course of the incident – Would come into play where participation of the accused in a crime is proved and the common intention is also established. [PLRonline 482604]
Common intention is a psychological fact and it can be formed a minute before the actual happening of the incidence ...
Criminal Trial – Parameters, in which interference can be made in a judgment of acquittal – Testimony of an Approver – Corroboration – Burden of proof – Delay in reporting to police – Murder case – Common intention and Common object explained – Hostile witness . [2011 PLRonline 0204 SC]
[SC} important judgment on approver, corroboration,
IPC, S. 323,324/34 – Concurrent findings of innocence, court will not interfere – Delay of 30 hours in FIR – No TIP – Acquitted.
Revisional jurisdiction - Concurrent findings of innocence of an accused could only be interfered with if there were grave factual ...
IPC, S. 302, 34 – Murder – Setting aside order of acquittal – Challenge
IPC, S.302, 34 – Murder – Setting aside order of acquittal – Challenge – Very presence at 3.30 in the ...
IPC S. 34 – Creates a deeming fiction by infusing and importing a criminal act constituting an offence committed by one, into others, in pursuance to a common intention – This would require the quality of evidence to be substantial, concrete, definite and clear – What is required is a common intention – Dominant feature of Section 34 is an element of intention and participation in action
IPC S. 34 - Section 34 creates a deeming fiction by infusing and importing a criminal act constituting an offence ...
IPC S. 376, 420 R/W S. 34 – Rape and consensual sex.
IPC, Sections 376, 420 read with Section 34 - There is a clear distinction between rape and consensual sex - ...
IPC S. 376, 420 r/w 34 – Breach of promise to marry – If the accused has not made the promise with the sole intention to seduce the prosecutrix to indulge in sexual acts, such an act would not amount to rape
IPC, Sections 376, 420 read with Section 34 – “Breach of a promise and not fulfilling a false promise” – ...
Sentencing – Possibility of reformation and rehabilitation .
Sentencing – Possibility of reformation and rehabilitation of the convict is an important factor which has to be taken into ...
Review – Court may review its judgment in Criminal proceedings on ground of an error apparent on face of record
Penal Code, 1860, S. 302, 34 – Constitution of India, Art. 137 – Supreme Court Rules (2013), O. 47, R. ...
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 ...