LL.B. (Three Years) Sem 2 Law of Crimes Oct 2024 60/40 Question Paper - Mumbai University | munotes
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SECTION I - Answer in not more than two sentences (Any Six), any 6 of 10 12 Marks
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Q1 State two points of distinction between civil and criminal law.Read the model answer
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Q2 Name the two theories of negligence.Read the model answer
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Q3 Name the four stages of crime.Read the model answer
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Q4 Define personation at elections.Read the model answer
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Q5 What is wrongful confinement?Read the model answer
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Q6 Define Criminal Breach of trust.Read the model answer
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Q7 State any two types of rape for which there is enhanced punishment as per section 376(2).Read the model answer
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Q8 State any two reasons which might make an assembly of more than five persons 'Unlawful'.Read the model answer
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Q9 What is Voyeurism?Read the model answer
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Q10 Give two examples of cheating by personation.Read the model answer
SECTION II - Write Short notes on (Any Two), any 2 of 4 12 Marks
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Q11 AbetmentRead the model answer
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Q12 Mens reaRead the model answer
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Q13 Grievous Hurt.Read the model answer
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Q14 Five exceptions to defamationRead the model answer
SECTION III - Solve Any Two (With reasons), any 2 of 4 12 Marks
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Q15 Asha and Babu are dating each other. When they have gone out for lunch, Babu slips a drug called ketamine in the drink of Asha. Asha under the influence of the drug proposes to Babu that they go to her home where nobody is present. They have consensual sexual intercourse there. (i) Babu liable for any offence under IPC? Give reasons (ii) If Asha was 17 years old and they had got married to each other and then had intercourse, would it amount to any offence?Read the model answer
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Q16 Amal has a mental illness which causes him to hallucinate and have delusions. Amal, under his delusion, believes that Himesh was the root cause of all his problems. He therefore kills Himesh. (i) Can Amal be exempted from criminal liability? If so on what grounds? (ii) Is the problem based on any landmark case. If yes state the principles laid down therein.Read the model answer
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Q17 P a child of 5 years takes a toy belonging to C without telling him. (i) What offence has P committed? Give reasons. (ii) Will your answer change if P was of 11 years? Why.Read the model answer
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Q18 Sam while getting into a train rubs himself against Mini. One of the other passengers sees this and scolds Sam. On this they both start fighting and the people in the compartment are disturbed. In a fit of anger Sam breaks one of the window panes in the train. (i) Name any three offences committed by Sam. (ii) If Sam was with four of his friends and they deliberated decided to challenge the Ticket Collector in spite of travelling ticketless and attack the TC with blows. What would be the offence.Read the model answer
SECTION IV - Answer in Detail (Any Two), any 2 of 4 24 Marks
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Q19 Explain in detail the offence of kidnapping.Read the model answer
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Q20 Give an overview on the chapter of offences relating to property. Discuss briefly any four offences contained therein.Read the model answer
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Q21 Write a detailed note on offences relating to Marriage.Read the model answer
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Q22 What are the various kinds punishment under the IPC. Discuss the limits to solitary confinement.Read the model answer
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