B.A. LL.B. (Five Years) Sem 4 Criminal Law I 2014 Jun Question Paper - KSLU

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UNIT - I

1. Q1 (a) Discuss the factors responsible for variations in liability is criminal offence.
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2. Q1 OR "The intent and the act must both concur to constitute crime". Explain this statement with reference to Khandu's case.
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3. Q1 (b) Write a note on "wrongful gain and wrongful loss".
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4. Q1 OR Write a note on solitary confinement.
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UNIT - II

1. Q2 (a) What is private defence ? When does the right of private defence of the body extend to cause death ?
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2. Q2 OR Who is an 'abettor' ? What is abetment of a thing ?
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3. Q2 (b) Write a note on election offences.
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4. Q2 OR Distinguish 'rioting from affray'.
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UNIT - III

1. Q3 (a) State the circumstances when culpable homicide does not amount to murder ?
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2. Q3 OR What is wrongful restraint ? Distinguish it from wrongful confinement.
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3. Q3 (b) Distinguish hurt from grievous hurt.
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4. Q3 OR Write a note on criminal force and assault.
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UNIT - IV

1. Q4 (a) What is Kidnapping ? Distinguish it from abduction.
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2. Q4 OR How do theft and extortion become robbery ?
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3. Q4 (b) State briefly criminal misappropriation of property and criminal breachy trust.
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4. Q4 OR Write a note on cheating.
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UNIT - V

1. Q5 (a) Discuss criminal trespass. How does it differ from house breaking ? Refer to cases.
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2. Q5 OR What is defamation ? State the exceptions.
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3. Q5 (b) Write a note on 'Mischief'.
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4. Q5 OR State the ingredients of adultery.
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