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    Law of Crime (Also Equivalence) (311) : Old BSL / LLB

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    Law of Crime (Also Equivalence) (311) : Old BSL / LLB

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    The document appears to be an exam for the subject of Law of Crime. It contains 6 questions related to definitions, explanations, and applications of concepts in criminal law. Students are instructed to answer all questions in the exam booklet provided and not write anything else on the question paper. They are also told no additional materials will be provided. The questions cover topics like the definition of crime and mens rea, theories of punishment, exceptions in the Indian Penal Code, definitions of specific crimes, and short answer scenarios applying criminal law principles.

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    Law of Crime (Also Equivalence) (311) : Old BSL / LLB

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    Yamini Hire
    The document appears to be an exam for the subject of Law of Crime. It contains 6 questions related to definitions, explanations, and applications of concepts in criminal law. Students are instructed to answer all questions in the exam booklet provided and not write anything else on the question paper. They are also told no additional materials will be provided. The questions cover topics like the definition of crime and mens rea, theories of punishment, exceptions in the Indian Penal Code, definitions of specific crimes, and short answer scenarios applying criminal law principles.

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    Law of Crime (Also Old BSL / LLB Equivalence) (311)
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    P. Pages: 4
    Time: Three Hours Max. Marks: 100

    Instructions to Candidates:
    1. Do not write anything on question paper except Seat No.
    2. Graph or diagram should be drawn with the black ink pen being used for writing
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    3. Students should note, no supplement will be provided.
    4. All questions are compulsory.

    1. Define crime, discuss the importance of mens rea to constitute the crime. 16

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    Discuss in detail the various stages of crime, which stages of crime are punishable
    with reference to I. P. C's previsions.

    2. "Actus non facit reum nisi mens sit rea" Explain. 16

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    Explain the various theories of punishment.

    3. Discuss in detail the general exception provided in Indian Penal Code. 16

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    Define Abetment discuss the provisions dealing with abetment in Indian Penal Code.

    4. Define Murder, distinguish it with culpable homicide. 16

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    Define cheating, distinguish it with criminal breach of trust.

    5. Write short notes on any four. 16

    1) House breaking.

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    4) Defamation

    5) Theft

    6) Criminal conspiral,Y

    6. Explain and answer the following with reason any four. 20

    a) A holds l down and fraudulently takes l's money 2r1dJewels from l's clothes
    without l's consent what offence A has committed.

    b) X sees l drop his purse with money in it, X picks up the purse with the intention
    of restoring it to l. but after wards use it for his own. What offence X has
    committed.

    c) 'A' a carrier is entrusted by 'B' with property to be carried by truck, A dishonestly


    misappropriates the property, what offence A has committed.

    d) X voluntarily burns a valuable security belonging to Y intending to carse


    wrongloss to Y, what offence X committed.

    e) A build a wall across a path along which l has a right to pass, by which l is
    prevented from passing. What offence A has committed.

    f) A threatens to publish a defamatory libel concerning B unless 13 gives him


    10,000 Rs. He thus induces 'B' to give money, what offence A has committed.

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