Words – “and” is used as conjunction – The use of word “or” is clearly distinctive
Interpretation - Words - “and”, “or” - The word “and” is used as conjunction - The use of word “or” ...
Tag: IPC s. 364A – Ingredients of
IPC S. 364A – Not Guilty
Indian Penal Code, 1860, Section 364A - Condition No.2, second part - i.e., “or by his conduct gives rise to ...
IPC, 364A – Essential ingredients
Indian Penal Code, 1860, Section 364A - Essential ingredients to convict an accused under Section 364A which are required to ...
IPC S. 364A – Condition, i.e., “and threatens to cause death or hurt to such person” also needs to be proved
Indian Penal Code, 1860, Section 364A - Section 364A uses the word “or” nine times and the whole section contains ...
Kidnapping – No ratio has been laid down in paragraph 92 that when an eight year old child (or a child of a tender age) is kidnapped/abducted for ransom there is inherent threat to cause death
In the case, an eight year old son of Doctor Mukesh Ramanlal Chandak (PW1) was kidnapped by the accused A1 ...
Section 364-A IPC has three distinct components
Court elaborately considered the scope and purport of Section 364A including the historical background. After noticing the earlier cases, this ...
IPC S. 364A – Three stages in the Section
The victims were abducted from district of Lucknow, State of U.P. demands for ransom and threat was extended from another ...
IPC, S. 364A – Conviction set aside
Suman Sood and her husband Daya Singh Lahoria were accused in the case of abduction. They were tried for offence ...
Ingredients for obtaining a conviction for commission of an offence under Section 364-A, IPC
Anil alias Raju Namdev Patil Vs. Administration of Daman & Diu, Daman and Another, (2006) 13 SCC 36. Court noticed ...
IPC, S. 364A – argument was raised that demand of ransom has not been established
A case where kidnapping of a major boy was made by the accused for ransom and before the Court argument ...
