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1. INTRODUCTION
Section 332 to 337 of PPC explains the definition, punishment and different kinds of hurt. Hurt is ham caused to the human body other than death. It has different kinds such as itlaf-udw, shajjal, jurh, Salaliyat-udw etc.
2. RELEVANT PROVISIONS
The relevant provisions regarding the concerned topic are as under: Sections 332 to 337 PPC.
3. MEANING OF HURT
Hurt means causing of bodily injury resulting either in, bodily pain, disease or infirmity.
4. DEFINITION OF HURT U/ SEC 322(1)
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Distinguish Between Robbery and Dacoity and its Punishment
1. INTRODUCTION
Dacoity and robbery are two different offences Dacoity is criminal activity. involving robbery by groups of armed bandits. The word "Dacoity" is the anglicized version of Indian word dakaiti historically spelled clakaiter robbery as an aggravated form of theft.
2. RELEVANT PROVISIONS
Sections 390 to 395 of PPC deal with offences of robbery and dacoity respectively.
3. ROBBERY U/SEC 390
In robbery, there is either theft
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1. INTRODUCTION
The literal meaning of kidnapping is child stealing and abduction means whoever by force compels or by any deceitful means induces any person to go from any place is said to abduct that person.
2. RELEVANT PROVISIONS
Relevant provisions regarding the concerned topic are as follows:
Sections 360, 361 and 363 for kidnapping.
Section 363 for abduction.
3. KIDNAPPING
a. MEANING
Kidnapping means carrying a person away, without his consent, by means of force, threats or fraud.
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Introduction
Defamation is not only an area of tort-law, but is also an area of criminal law. Basic philosophy, which works behind doctrine of defamation, is that reputation, status or profession of a person should be protected against unjustified insults. Due to this philosophy, it has been decided that an action should be brought up for shouting at someone contrary to good.
Meanings
Defamation means, “The act of making harm to someone by saying or writing bad or false thing about them”.
Relevant
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Trespass to the person: If there is direct interference with the persons body, is called trespass to the person and if the interference is indirect then it constitutes nuisance. Someone attacks to another with stick or bullet and there is apprehension that is trespass to the person. Trespass can be committed with land, the person, and goods. Trespass is a direct action. Corporation is also a person but artificial. Injury to the person has four kinds: 1. Assault, 2. Battery, 3. False Imprisonment,
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Nuisance is any thing, which injures health or offending to senses and which causes injury or damage or annoyance or discomfort to other. Wrongful act and damages or annoyance or discomfort must be there. Winfield defines it as “unlawful interference with a person’s use or enjoyment of land, or of some rights over or in connection with it.” Interference and damages or annoyance must be there to constitute nuisance and this act should be continued. Noise, smell, pollution of air or water is...
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Contract law And Tort law
Contract law is that body of rules that govern contractual agreements between persons or merchants. A contract is basically an agreement between parties outlining their duties and responsibilities to one another. Contracts can be formed for nearly any type of interaction. So, contract laws may address various transactions for the sale of goods and services. Contract laws outline what a person can or cannot include in a contract, and what the remedies are if a party...
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who can sue and who can't
(1). INTRODUCTION.
Every person living in a civilized state has been given certain rights by the law. Infringement of these rights gives rise to another right i.e. the right to sue the person who infringed those rights. This right to sue is known as the capacity of an individual where capacity indicates the competence of parties to sue and the liability to be sued. In torts however there are certain persons who can sue but cannot be sued. Certain who cannot sue but can
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1. Tort
Various celebrated writers have defined tort as under:
a. Salmond
A tort may be defined as a civil wrong, for which the remedy is an action for damages, and which is not solely the breach of a .contract or the breach of a trust or other merely equitable obligation.
b. Fleming
"In very general terms a tort is a civil wrong other than a breach of contract which the law will redress by an award of damages".
c. Frederick Pollock
The law of torts in civil wrongs is a collective name for
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