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    Session: July To November 2014

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    The document outlines the syllabus for the course "Law of Crimes (I.P.C)" taken during Semester IV. The syllabus covers 10 topics: (1) Introduction to Criminal Law, (2) General Explanations, (3) General Exceptions, (4) Abetment and criminal conspiracy, (5) Offences against public tranquility, (6) Specific Offences against the human body, (7) Offences against property, (8) Offences relating to marriage, (9) Cruelty by husband or relatives of husband, and (10) Defamation. Key concepts to be discussed within each topic include the definition of crime, mental

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    The document outlines the syllabus for the course "Law of Crimes (I.P.C)" taken during Semester IV. The syllabus covers 10 topics: (1) Introduction to Criminal Law, (2) General Explanations, (3) General Exceptions, (4) Abetment and criminal conspiracy, (5) Offences against public tranquility, (6) Specific Offences against the human body, (7) Offences against property, (8) Offences relating to marriage, (9) Cruelty by husband or relatives of husband, and (10) Defamation. Key concepts to be discussed within each topic include the definition of crime, mental

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    The document outlines the syllabus for the course "Law of Crimes (I.P.C)" taken during Semester IV. The syllabus covers 10 topics: (1) Introduction to Criminal Law, (2) General Explanations, (3) General Exceptions, (4) Abetment and criminal conspiracy, (5) Offences against public tranquility, (6) Specific Offences against the human body, (7) Offences against property, (8) Offences relating to marriage, (9) Cruelty by husband or relatives of husband, and (10) Defamation. Key concepts to be discussed within each topic include the definition of crime, mental

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    The document outlines the syllabus for the course "Law of Crimes (I.P.C)" taken during Semester IV. The syllabus covers 10 topics: (1) Introduction to Criminal Law, (2) General Explanations, (3) General Exceptions, (4) Abetment and criminal conspiracy, (5) Offences against public tranquility, (6) Specific Offences against the human body, (7) Offences against property, (8) Offences relating to marriage, (9) Cruelty by husband or relatives of husband, and (10) Defamation. Key concepts to be discussed within each topic include the definition of crime, mental

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    Session: July to November 2014

    Semester – IV
    Law of Crimes.(I.P.C)
    Course teachers :
    Ms. Apurva Verma
    Mr. Mainan Ray
    …………………………………………………………………………………………………………….
    Syllabus
    (1) Introduction to Criminal Law

    - Concept of Crime
    - Mental elements in Crime
    - Stages of Crime
    - Mens rea & Strict liability

    (2) General Explanations


    .
    - He , government , wrongful gain –wrongful loss , dishonestly , fraudulently , reason to believe , act
    done by several persons in furtherance of common intention (section- 34) , voluntarily , injury ,
    good faith

    (3)General Exceptions (Factors negativating guilty intention)

    - Mistake of Fact & Mistake of Law


    - Accident
    - Necessity
    - Insanity
    - Intoxication
    - Infancy
    - Private Defence
    (4) Abetment and criminal conspiracy:-

    - Abetment of a thing
    - Abettor
    - Punishment of abetment
    - Liability of abettor when one act abetted and a different act done.
    - Abettor present when offence is committed
    - Definition of criminal conspiracy
    - Punishment of criminal conspiracy

    (5) Offences against the public tranquility

    - Unlawful assembly
    - Riot
    - Promoting enmity between different groups

    (6) Specific Offences against human body

    - Culpable Homicide
    - Murder
    - Dowry death
    - Abetment of suicide and attempt to commit suicide
    - Hurt, Grievous Hurt
    - Wrongful restraint, wrongful confinement
    - Kidnapping, abduction
    - Rape and Criminal Amendment Act 2013
    - Unnatural offences.

    (7) Offences against property

    - Theft
    - Extortion
    - Robbery & Dacoity
    - Criminal misappropriation of property and criminal breach of trust
    - Cheating
    - Mischief

    (8) Offences relating to marriage.


    - Bigamy.
    - Adultery.

    (9) Cruelty by husband or relatives of husband


    (10) Defamation.
    (11) Of attempt to commit offences

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