LL.B. (Three Years) Sem 2 Law of Crimes Apr 2015 Question Paper - Mumbai University | munotes
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Solved paper All 25 questions answered in full Exam-ready answers, the reasoning behind each one, and what the examiner is looking for. Open the solutionsSECTION I - Answer in not more than two sentences, all 10 20 Marks
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Q1 Name any two members of the Commission that drafted the IPC.Read the model answer
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Q2 What is Mischief?Read the model answer
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Q3 What are the cardinal principals of criminal justice?Read the model answer
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Q4 Define AssaultRead the model answer
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Q5 What is Forgery?Read the model answer
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Q6 What is Adultery?Read the model answer
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Q7 Define Stolen propertyRead the model answer
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Q8 What is De Minimis Non Curat Lex?Read the model answer
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Q9 What is Sexual Harassment according to IPC?Read the model answer
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Q10 What is Undue Influence at Elections?Read the model answer
SECTION II - Write Short notes on (Any Four), any 4 of 6 20 Marks
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Q11 Punishment for rape.Read the model answer
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Q12 Offences relating to religion.Read the model answer
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Q13 CheatingRead the model answer
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Q14 When theft becomes robbery.Read the model answer
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Q15 Five exceptions to Murder.Read the model answer
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Q16 StalkingRead the model answer
SECTION III - Solve Any Two (With reasons), any 2 of 3 12 Marks
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Q17 A who wishes to go to Goa for vacation cannot get a ticket. His friend B has a ticket but is unable to go. A travels by the train on B's ticket. In the train, A finds a mobile phone left behind by somebody and keeps it in his bag. At a station A urinates on the railway platform. At night he tears off a part of the seat cushion and uses it as a pillow. (i) Has A committed any offence by travelling on B's ticket? (ii) Is A guilty of any other offences?Read the model answer
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Q18 Jay enters the house of Mr. Shah through the bedroom window at night. In the darkness Jay tries to open the cupboard in the bedroom. Mrs. Shah in the darkness mistakes Jay for her husband and invites him over to bed. Jay has sexual intercourse with Mrs. Shah in the darkness and leaves the house quietly. (i) Mrs. Shah has filed a case of rape. Is Jay guilty? (ii) Is Jay guilty of any other offence?Read the model answer
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Q19 Shree hides behind the curtains and clicks pictures of Seema, a mode when she is changing clothes during a fashion show. (i) Is Shree guilty of any offence? (ii) If Shree was Seema's boyfriend and she willingly allowed him to take pictures, and he later on shows it to his friends. What would he your answer?Read the model answer
SECTION IV - Answer in Detail (Any Four), any 4 of 6 48 Marks
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Q20 What are the two essential ingredients of a crime? Explain in detail with examples?Read the model answer
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Q21 No single theory of punishment can work in isolation. Explain.Read the model answer
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Q22 Write a note on the provisions relating to Abetment, Criminal Conspiracy and Unlawful assembly. Give illustrations of each.Read the model answer
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Q23 Explain the crime of causing hurt and the various factors which aggravate the offence.Read the model answer
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Q24 Explain the provisions relating to False Evidence. State some of the offences against public justice.Read the model answer
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Q25 Explain the Right of Private Defence with all the limits given thereto?Read the model answer
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