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Law of Crimes

B.A. LL.B. (FIVE YEAR COURSE) · SEMESTER 6

Strictly as per the revised CBCS syllabus of the University of Mumbai

For students of the University of Mumbai and all its affiliated law colleges

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Contents

Module I

  1. Law of Crimes Is Now the Sanhita 1
  2. Crime and Civil Wrong 5
  3. How Indian Criminal Law Was Made 9
  4. The Act the Law Punishes 14
  5. The Guilty Mind 19
  6. When the Law Does Not Ask for Intention 24
  7. Cause and Consequence 29
  8. The Four Stages of a Crime 34
  9. Attempt 39
  10. Preparation That Is Already an Offence 44
  11. The Punishments the Sanhita Allows 48
  12. Community Service 51
  13. Fine, Default and Commutation 55
  14. Solitary Confinement 59
  15. Fractions, Several Offences and Repeat Offenders 62
  16. Why the State Punishes 67
  17. The Death Penalty 72
  18. Negligence in the Criminal Law 78
  19. Causing Death by Negligence 83
  20. The Sanhita and the Computer 88
  21. Cyber Crime Outside the Sanhita 92

Module II

  1. Extent and Operation 97
  2. The Words the Sanhita Defines 102
  3. Property, Dishonesty and Documents Defined 107
  4. The General Explanations 111
  5. Common Intention 116
  6. Common Object and How It Differs 121
  7. Gang Rape and Dacoity as Joint Liability 127
  8. The General Exceptions and Who Must Prove Them 131
  9. Bound or Justified by Law 135
  10. Accident 140
  11. Necessity 143
  12. The Age of Criminal Responsibility 147
  13. Unsoundness of Mind 151
  14. Intoxication 156
  15. Consent 161
  16. Good Faith, Compulsion and Trifles 166
  17. The Right of Private Defence 170
  18. When Private Defence May Kill 176
  19. Private Defence of Property 180
  20. Abetment 185
  21. Abetment Across Borders 189
  22. Punishing the Abettor 192
  23. Concealing a Design 197
  24. Criminal Conspiracy 201

Module III

  1. Waging War Against India 206
  2. Sovereignty, Unity and Integrity 210
  3. Assaulting the President or a Governor 214
  4. Offences Against Friendly Foreign States 217
  5. Prisoners of State and of War 220
  6. Mutiny, Desertion and Insubordination 224
  7. Unlawful Assembly 228
  8. Rioting and Provocation 233
  9. Affray 238
  10. Promoting Enmity Between Groups 241
  11. Public Servants Who Break the Law 245
  12. Personating a Public Servant 250
  13. Avoiding Summons and Process 254
  14. Refusing to Produce or to Answer 258
  15. Obstructing a Public Servant 262
  16. Threatening a Public Servant 266
  17. Giving and Fabricating False Evidence 270
  18. False Certificates and Declarations 275
  19. Destroying Evidence and Screening an Offender 279
  20. Fraud on the Court and on Execution 283
  21. False Charges and Harbouring 287
  22. Public Servants Who Shield Offenders 293
  23. Escape, Rescue and Failure to Apprehend 299
  24. Insulting the Court and Jumping Bail 306
  25. Counterfeiting Coin and Currency 313
  26. Government Stamps 322
  27. Weights and Measures, and What Became of Them 330
  28. Culpable Homicide and Murder 336
  29. Punishment for Murder and for Culpable Homicide 350
  30. Abetment of Suicide 360
  31. Attempt to Murder 366
  32. Organised Crime 373
  33. Terrorist Act 381
  34. Hurt and Grievous Hurt 390
  35. Aggravated Hurt 398
  36. Acid Attacks 408
  37. Wrongful Restraint and Wrongful Confinement 414
  38. Force, Criminal Force and Assault 422
  39. Aggravated Assault 431
  40. Kidnapping and Abduction 438
  41. Aggravated Kidnapping 445
  42. Trafficking and Forced Labour 454
  43. Rape 461
  44. Aggravated Rape and Gang Rape 469
  45. Rape by a Husband or by a Person in Authority 476
  46. Protecting the Victim's Identity 484
  47. Outraging Modesty and Sexual Harassment 490
  48. Voyeurism and Stalking 496
  49. Miscarriage and the Unborn Child 503
  50. Offences Against Children 510

Module IV

  1. Bribery and Undue Influence at Elections 518
  2. False Statements and Election Accounts 525
  3. Public Nuisance 531
  4. Spreading Infection 536
  5. Adulterated Food and Drugs 541
  6. Fouling Water and Air 547
  7. Rash Driving and Rash Navigation 551
  8. Negligence with Dangerous Things 557
  9. Obscenity 562
  10. Lotteries 568
  11. Offences Relating to Religion 572
  12. Theft 579
  13. Snatching and Aggravated Theft 586
  14. Extortion 592
  15. Robbery and Dacoity 598
  16. Misappropriation 605
  17. Criminal Breach of Trust 611
  18. Stolen Property 617
  19. Cheating 622
  20. Fraudulent Deeds and Dispositions 629
  21. Mischief 636
  22. Criminal Trespass 645
  23. Forgery 655
  24. Using and Possessing Forged Documents 665
  25. Counterfeit Seals and False Accounts 671
  26. Property Marks 680
  27. Offences Relating to Marriage 690
  28. Dowry Death 700
  29. Cruelty by a Husband or His Relatives 707
  30. Defamation 715
  31. Criminal Intimidation 726
  32. Insult, Public Mischief and Annoyance 733
  33. The Helpless Person Left Unattended 743
  34. What the Sanhita Repealed and What It Saved 749
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