LL.B. (Three Years) Sem 2 Law of Crimes May 2026 60/40 Question Paper - Mumbai University | munotes

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1. Q1 Answer the following questions in one or two sentences.(Any Six)
   • a) What is Wrongful Restraint?
   • b) What is meant by Stalking? ‘weer
   • c) What is meant by ‘counterfeit’?
   • d) Enumerate any two offences relating to Religion What is ‘Lurking House Trespass’?
   • f) Mention any two offences that are punishable at the stage of preparation
   • g) What is meant by Person?
   • h) What is meant by Commutation of Sentence?
   • i) What is meant by public nuisance? adufte rest ara? Jj) What is meant by Cruelty?
2. Q2 Write short notes (Any two)
   • a. Criminal Conspiracy
   • b. Attempts to commit offences
   • c. Kinds of Punishments
   • d. Offences relating to Elections
3. Q3 Situation based questions (Any Two)
   • a) Pursuant to the instigation by Ajay, Sanjay casts his vote in the name of a dead voter
   • i) Mention the applicable legal provision and highlight the offence committed by Sanjay and
   • ii) What offence is committed by Ajay? Explain his criminal liability in light of the 4 Paper Subject Code: 35711 Law of Crimes Arun, knowing that Bipin has murdered Chandan, assists Bipin to hide the dead body of Chandan so as to screen him from legal punishment
   • i) What offence has been committed by Arun? Explain the applicable legal provision and its
   • ii) If Arun provides shelter to Bipin so as to screen him from legal punishment, does.any further criminal liability arise against him? Explain the applicable legal provision and its
   • c) Sujeet, a journalist associated with a national media channel, reveals the name and identity of a rape victim. war
   • ii) What are the exceptions to the said offence?
4. Q4 Essay Type Questions (Any Two) 24 marks
   • a) Differentiate between Murder and Culpable Homicide with special focus upon the Exceptions to Murder
   • b) Explain in detail the changes brought about by the Criminal Law (Amendment) Act, 2013 with reference to the offence of Rape
   • c) Examine the arguments in favour of and against capital punishment
   • d) Examine in detail: Right of Private Defence

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