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PART-A

1) Dowry death

2) Kidnapping

3) Preparation

4) Unlawful assembly

5) Assault

6) Death sentence

7) Joint liability

8) Forgery

PART-B

1) Write a brief note on offences against state.

2) Differentiate between murder and culpable homicide.

3) What are the recent developments in rape laws.

4) Write a brief note on Trespass.

PART-C

1) One Mr. Ramdas along with his friend went to one Ramesh with a wooden piece, he give number of blows on Ramesh head, as a result the right side of his head injured resulting in severe injuries on head, face and nose. After two days Ramesh death. Advice how to file a criminal case against the accused persons, what are the provisions to be included in FIR?

2) A, an anaesthetist during an operation, due to negligence of the anaesthetist the tube from the ventilator came free causing the death of the patient. State whether A is punishable? If so under which provision of IPC?

3) A, intends to murder Z, buys a gun and loads it, A has not yet commited the offence. Whether the act of A is punishable or not. If so under which provision of IPC?

4) Mrs. L along with the Nine members entered into the house of Mr.X, Mrs.L started assault by giving an iron rod blow hitting Mrs.X, wife of Mr.X. Mr.L gave a deadly blow on the head of Mr.X, immediately he fell down and all the other accused persons started beating him and his wife. Both died on their way to the hospital. State how the accused are punishable. What are the relevant provisions applicable to punish the culprits.

PART-A

1) Vicarious liability under criminal law

2) Sedition

3) False evidence

4) Crime

5) Death caused by rash and negligent act

6) Common intention

7) Grievous hurt

8) Decency

PART-B

1) Discuss the essential elements of crime.

2) Write a brief note on private defence with suitable examples.

3) Enumerate the sexual offences under Criminal Law.

4) Write a brief note on Trespass.

PART-C

1) Mr. A entered his mother-in-laws house at 11:00 PM with the help of a torch light and a knife in his hand. He entered the room where his mother-in-law was sleeping, he killed her and pleads insanity. State whether he can succeed or not. If not, under which provision he can be punishable?

2) Mr.X got married for the second time and he started harassing his second wife. She filed a compliant against the husband under section 498-A of IPC. Whether she is eligible to file or not?

3) Mr. A shouts at a bystander asking him to help to kill. Mr.X Bystander thought that A is in need he accepted and helped A. State whether X can be punishable under section 34 of IPC along with section 302 or not?

4) A makes an attempt to pick the pocket of Z putting his hand into Z's pocket. A fails and there was nothing in Z's pocket. State whether A has committed any offence or not.

PART-A

1) Territorial jurisdiction

2) Bigamy

3) Trespass

4) Difference between crime and tort

5) Mischief

6) Unlawful assembly

7) Assault

8) Death sentence

PART-B

1) Define murder. State when culpable homicide not amounts to murder.

2) Write a brief note on general exceptions under criminal law with special reference to insanity.

3) Write a brief note on stages of crime with special reference to attempts.

4) Write a note on defamation with exceptions if any.

PART-C

1) A accused was in the habit of setting fire to his own clothes and house. One day he set fire to his wife and 2 children. State whether he will be punishable or not?

2) A thief entered a house and made an attempt to steal, broken the jewel box but after opening the box there nothing was found in it. State whether the thief is punishable or not. If so what offence he committed and what is the punishment?

3) A intentionally set fire a godown belonging to Y, causing wrongful loss to Y. State whether A is liable. If so what offence did he committed and what is the punishment?

4) Without performing ceremonies, A got married with B. B believing that A is her husband submitted herself and cohabited with him. A knowingly deceit her and made her to believe that she is his legally wedded wife. After few months he disclosed the true fact.What offence did A commited and what will be the punishment?

PART-A

1) Counterfeiting coin

2) Innuendo

3) Arsen

4) Fabrication

5) Perjury

6) Property Mark

7) Mischief

8) Forgery

PART-B

1) Discuss the 'rarest of rare' principle for imposing the death sentence.

2) Discuss the offences against the public tranquility with special reference to unlawful Assembly.

3) Explain the Law relating to criminal trespass

4) Discuss the difference between Robbery and dacoits

PART-C

1) A shakes his fist at Z, intending or knowing it to be likely that he may thereby cause Z to believe that A is about to strike Z. What offence is committed by A. Discuss?

2) A obstructs a path along which, Z has a right to pass. A not believing in good faith that he has right to stop the path, Z is thereby prevented from passing, What offence is committed by A. Discuss.

3) A forcibly carries or entices B away from his home in order that B may be murdered. Discuss the offence committed by A.

4) A finds a ring lying on a high-road, not in possession of any person. A takes it and appropriate it. Discuss the offence committed by A.

PART-A

1) Offence

2) Instigation by conspiracy

3) Solitary confinement

4) Cheating

5) Wrongful gain

6) Adultery

7) Joint liability

8) Forgery

PART-B

1) Define theft and distinguish between extortion robbery and dacoity.

2) Discuss the offences relating to marriage.

3) Define the offences relating to documents.

4) "All murders are culpable homicides, but all culpable homicides are not murders". Discuss

PART-C

1) X has injured 'Y' by throwing acid on her face to disfigure her face due to an grudge against 'Y'. Discuss the liability.

2) A with an intention to steals puts his hand in 'Y' pocket and finds nothing. Has 'A' committed any offence?

3) A, a lunatic committed the murder of B during lucid interval as already there was rivalry between them. Discuss the liability of A

4) There was an heated argument between two friends while the argument was going on one of the friends hit with his fist on the left side of the chest of another. The result was the sudden death of the person. Discuss the liability of the one who has hit him.

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Consolidated questions

PART-A

1) Forgery

2) Joint liability

3) Death sentence

4) Assault

5) Unlawful assembly

6) Mischief

7) Adultery

8) Property Mark

9) Decency

10) Perjury

11) Grievous hurt

12) Wrongful gain

13) Cheating

14) Common intention

15) Difference between crime and tort

16) Trespass

17) Death caused by rash and negligent act

18) Solitary confinement

19) Crime

20) Preparation

21) Instigation by conspiracy

22) Bigamy

23) Territorial jurisdiction

24) Fabrication

25) Kidnapping

26) Dowry death

27) Arsen

28) Innuendo

29) False evidence

30) Sedition

31) Offence

32) Counterfeiting coin

33) Vicarious liability under criminal law

PART-B

1) Write a brief note on Trespass.

2) Discuss the difference between Robbery and dacoits

3) Write a note on defamation with exceptions if any.

4) Enumerate the sexual offences under Criminal Law.

5) "All murders are culpable homicides, but all culpable homicides are not murders". Discuss

6) Write a brief note on stages of crime with special reference to attempts.

7) Explain the Law relating to criminal trespass

8) Write a brief note on private defence with suitable examples.

9) What are the recent developments in rape laws.

10) Define the offences relating to documents.

11) Write a brief note on general exceptions under criminal law with special reference to insanity.

12) Discuss the offences against the public tranquility with special reference to unlawful Assembly.

13) Discuss the offences relating to marriage.

14) Define murder. State when culpable homicide not amounts to murder.

15) Discuss the 'rarest of rare' principle for imposing the death sentence.

16) Define theft and distinguish between extortion robbery and dacoity.

17) Differentiate between murder and culpable homicide.

18) Discuss the essential elements of crime.

19) Write a brief note on offences against state.

PART-C

1) A finds a ring lying on a high-road, not in possession of any person. A takes it and appropriate it. Discuss the offence committed by A.

3) A makes an attempt to pick the pocket of Z putting his hand into Z's pocket. A fails and there was nothing in Z's pocket. State whether A has committed any offence or not.

4) A forcibly carries or entices B away from his home in order that B may be murdered. Discuss the offence committed by A.

5) There was an heated argument between two friends while the argument was going on one of the friends hit with his fist on the left side of the chest of another. The result was the sudden death of the person. Discuss the liability of the one who has hit him.

7) A obstructs a path along which, Z has a right to pass. A not believing in good faith that he has right to stop the path, Z is thereby prevented from passing, What offence is committed by A. Discuss.