Question
Which of the following is a landmark case on 'attempt to commit offences'?
The correct answer is
Abhayanand Mishra V/s State of Bihar
Landmark Case on Attempt to Commit Offences
The case of Abhayanand Mishra V/s State of Bihar is recognised as a landmark judgment concerning the legal concept of 'attempt to commit offences'.
Significance of the Case
- This ruling clarified the distinction between mere preparation for an offence and an actual attempt to commit it.
- The court established that an act constitutes an attempt if it reaches a point beyond preparation and is considered proximate to the commission of the intended offence.
- It was held that the accused does not necessarily need to perform the final act to be guilty of an attempt, provided substantial steps demonstrating clear intent have been taken.
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Important Questions from Law of Crimes
- Which of the following is not defined under section 2 of BNS, 2023 and Chapter II of IPC, 1860?
- Which section in BNS, 2023 replaced section 124A of IPC, 1860 by prohibiting "acts endangering sovereignty, unity and integrity of India"?
- Which of the following Theory/Theories is/are predominantly related to 'attempt' in law of crimes.
A. Last seen theory
B. Proximity theory
C. Theory of Impossibility
D. Reformatory Theory
Choose the correct answer from the options given below: - Match the LIST-I with LIST-II
LIST-I Exception to Sec.300 of IPC LIST-II Exception Number A. Sudden and grave provocation I. Exception 5 B. Exceeding right of private defence II. Exception 1 C. Death caused in sudden fight III. Exception 4 D. Death caused with the consent of the person IV. Exception 2
Choose the correct answer from the options given below: - X' an insane person kills 'Y' by firing from a loaded gun, 'X' has committed which of the following offence?
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