LL.B. (Three Years) Sem 2 Law of Crimes Jan 2018 Question Paper - Mumbai University | munotes
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Q1 Answer in not more than two sentences (All are compulsory): 20 marks
- a) wrongful restraint?
- b) State any two reasons which would make an assembly Unlawful
- c) What are the cardinal principles of criminal justice? What is Fabricating False Evidence?
- f) What is Sedition?
- g) Define Candidate and Electoral Right h} State any two Offences relating to religion
- i) What is Adultery?
- j) Define Criminal Intimidation
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Q2 Write Short notes on (Any Four): 20 marks
- a) Fraudulently
- b) Grievous Hurt Offences against the State
- d) Limitations to the Right of Private Defence. 3
- e) Abduction
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Q3 Solve any two (with reasons}: 12 marks
- a) Ramuis suffering from terminal cancer. He cannot bear the pain any longer. He asks his son Sham to give him poison and allow him to die in peace. Sham out of love and respect gives poison to Ramu
- i. Is Sham guilty of murder?
- ii. What is the difference in punishment of Murder and Culpabel Homicide not Amounting to
- b) Suraj instigates Akash a college student to murder Rakesh. However, Akash refuses t do so,
- i) Is Suraj guilty of any offence?
- ii) If Akash was a minor would it make any difference? : c) Ramesh goes to Suresh’s house for a party. However, he stays there and abuses several guests. He leaves the house in a drunken state and breaks a street light. He then gets intoa fight with some and disturbs public peace i, State any three offences which Ramesh is of
- ii. if Ramesh had entered into the house through a window without an invitation, what would have been the offence? LO112 & L0616/L0043 LAW OF CRIMES
- Q.P. Code :11490
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Q4 Answer in Detail (Any Four): 48 marks
- a) What are the various stages of crime and what is the culpability of each stage as per IPC?
- b) Explain with the help of examples the provisions in the IPC regarding Jurisdiction. Also explain the retributive theory of Punishment
- c) State with the help of examples the exceptions of Infancy, Insanity and Intoxication
- d) Forcible sexual intercourse in necessary to constitute the offence of rape under the Indian Penal Code Define Theft and Extortion. How do Theft and Extortion become
- f) What is Defamation? Discuss any five exceptions thereto with the help of examples, & LAW OF CRIMES
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Q2 Ga LOI12 & LO616 LAW OF CRIMES
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