Indian Penal Code (4005)

Unit - I (10 - Mark) Unit - II (10 - Mark)

March / April - 2021 March / April - 2021

1. Various types of punishments to which offenders are 1. Criminal Conspiracy . How does it differ from
liable under IPC abetment
2. Mens Rea? Significance in Statutory offences? 2. Discuss liability of persons for the acts done in
October / Nov - 2021 furtherance of common intention of all the persons
1. What is Crime? Difference between Crime & Tort October / Nov - 2021
2. Territorial Jurisdiction of the IPC with exceptions. 1. What is giving False Evidence? Explain the
April / May - 2022 provisions relating to the offence of Fabricating
1. Offences & Punishments are two faces of Same False Evidence.
Coin. Discuss 2. Explain the offences of rioting & Affray
2. Liability of legally abnormal persons in criminal law April / May - 2022
October / November - 2022 1. Provisions relating to abetment
1. Mens Rea is an integral concept of Criminal Law 2. Provisions relating to waging of war
2. Crime. Crime vs Tort October / November - 2022
March / April - 2023 1. Provisions in relation to right of private defence
1. What is Crime? Difference between Crime & Tort 2. Examine the essentials of the offence of giving false
2. Elements of Crime evidence. False Evidence vs Fabrication of
September / October - 2023 Evidence
1. Various Types of Punishments prescribed under IPC March / April - 2023
2. Concept of Mens Rea dealt with under IPC 1. Provisions relating to False Evidence vs Fabrication
March / April - 2024 of Evidence
1. Variations in Criminal Liability 2. Abetment . Who is an abettor?
2. Extent of Liability for acts done in Furtherance of September / October - 2023
Common intention - Cases 1. Right of Private Defence. When does it extend to
causing death while defending the body?
2. Explain giving False Evidence & Fabricating False
Evidence.
March / April - 2024
1. Abetment. Liabilities of Abettor
2. Right of Private defence. When does it extend to
causing death?
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Unit - III (10 - Mark) Unit - IV (10 - Mark)
March / April - 2021 March / April - 2021
1. Murder. Explain when culpable homicide does not 1. Cheating. When does it become cheating by
amount to murder personation
2. Assault is only an attempt or apprehencing of using 2. In all robbery there is either theft or extortion.
criminal force October / Nov - 2021
October / Nov - 2021 1. What is Kidnapping from lawful guardianship? How
1. Hurt. When does it become grievous hurt.Explain does it differ from abduction?
2. Explain wrong restraint & Wrongful Confinement 2. Explain the Ingredients of Extortion.
April / May - 2022 April / May - 2022
1. Essentials of Murder. Exceptions 1. Criminal breach of trust. Criminal breach of trust &
2. Criminal Force. Criminal vs Assault Criminal Misappropriation
October / November - 2022 2. Essentials of the offence of Cheating
1. Elements of Grievous hurt. Grievous Hurt vs Hurt October / November - 2022
2. Elements of Wrongful restraint. 1. Offence of Kidnapping. Kidnapping vs Abduction
Wrongful Restraint & Wrongful Confinement 2. Theft. Theft vs Robbery
March / April - 2023 March / April - 2023
1. Hurt. When does hurt becomes Grievous hurt 1. Theft. How does it differ from Extortion
2. Culpable Homicide & Murder 2. Provisions relating to offence of Criminal
September / October - 2023 Misappropriation of Property & Criminal Breach of
1. Murder. Distinguish it with culpable homicide not Trust
amounting to murder September / October - 2023
2. Hurt. When does hurt becomes serious hurt 1. Rape. Discuss its ingredients with recent
March / April - 2024 developments.
1. What is Force? When does it become criminal force, 2. Rules regarding kidnapping from lawful
illustrate your answers with illustrations guardianship. Distinguish it with abduction.
2. Murder. When it is not a culpable homicide March / April - 2024
1. Misappropriation vs Criminal Breach of Trust
2. Offence of Rape & Custodial Rape
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Unit - V (10 - Mark)
March / April - 2021
1. Offence relating to marriage
2. Essentials of defamation and state exceptions
October / Nov - 2021
1. Explain in brief the offences relating to marriages
2. What is Criminal Intimidation? Explain its ingredients
April / May - 2022
1. Ingredients of the offence of Defamation. Exceptions
2. Offence of Criminal intimidation
October / November - 2022
1. Essentials of Offence of Forgery
2. Offences relating to Marriage
March / April - 2023
1. Essentials of Mischief with Illustration
2. Forgery. When a person is said to have made a
False document
September / October - 2023
1. Exceptions to defamation
2. Different kinds of Criminal trespass
March / April - 2024
1. Criminal trespass. Different Kinds of Criminal
Trespass
2. Law relating to offence of Marriage
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Unit - I (6 - Mark) Unit - II (6 - Mark)
March / April - 2021 March / April - 2021
1. Concept of Crime 1. ‘A’ is at work with a hatchet, the head flies off and
2. ‘D’ gave a poisoned apple to his wife intending to kill kills a man who is standing by.
her & wife ignorant of the matter gave it to their child Decide the liability of ‘A’
who ate it and died however, wife did not die. Decide 2. Write a note on mistake of fact & Mistake of Law
October / Nov - 2021 October / Nov - 2021
1. Public Servant 1. ‘A’ is carried off by a Tiger ‘B’ fires at the tiger
2. Solitary Confinement knowing that the shot may kill ‘A’. ‘A’ is killed. Has ‘B’
April / May - 2022 committed any offence?
1. Crime & Tort 2. ‘A’ instigates ‘B’ to murder ‘D’. ‘B’ in pursuance of
2. Mens Rea the instigation stabs ‘D’. ‘D’ recovers from the
October / November - 2022 wound. What is the liability of ‘A’?
1. Solitary Confinement April / May - 2022
2. Crime in the State of Intoxication 1. Rioting
March / April - 2023 2. ‘H’ a doctor conducts an operation of Patient in a
1. Possible Parties to a Crime serious condition without consent. Patient
2. Common Intention & Common Object subsequently dies. Decide the doctor’s liability
September / October - 2023 October / November - 2022
1. Concept of Crime 1. ‘N’ abets ‘H’ to cause grievous hurt to ‘M’. But ‘H’
2. Solitary Confinement causes death of ‘M’. But ‘H’ causes death of ‘M’.
March / April - 2024 Decide ‘N’s liability
1. Capital Punishment 2. Law relating to unlawful assembly
2. Mens Rea March / April - 2023
1. Sedition & its Ingredients
2. ‘A’ married ‘B’, after 10 years of disappearance of
her first husband has ‘A’ committed any offence?
September / October - 2023
1. Criminal Conspiracy
2. Offence Committed by a person who is of unsound
Mind.
March / April - 2024
1. Criminal Conspiracy
2. ‘A’ a doctor in good faith communicates to a patient
his opinion that he can’t live patient dies by shock.
Decide the liability of ‘A’
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Unit - III (6 - Mark) Unit - IV (6 - Mark)
March / April - 2021 March / April - 2021
1. Wrong restraint & wrong Confinement 1. ‘C’ a carrier is entrusted by ‘D’ with a television to be
2. Distinguish hurt from grievous hurt carried by road. ‘C’ dishonestly misappropriates the
October / Nov - 2021 television. What offence that ‘C’ has committed?
1. ‘A’ under the influence of Passion excited by 2. Rape
provocation given by ‘B’ intentionally kills ‘C’ who is October / Nov - 2021
‘B’s child. What is the offence committed by ‘A’? 1. ‘A’ by pleading diamond articles which are not
2. ‘A’ incites a dog to spring upon ‘Z’, without ‘Z’s diamonds, dishonestly induces ‘B’ to lend money.
consent with an intention to cause fear to ‘Z’. Decide the liability of ‘A’ with reasons
Whether ‘A’ has committed 2. ‘A’ finds a valuable ring, not knowing to whom it
April / May - 2022 belongs. ‘A’ sold it. Decide the offence committed by
1. Dowry Death ‘A’
2. Sathish jumps into a well, being resentful about April / May - 2022
obtaining less marks in the examination. But he was 1. Dacoity
rescued. Is he liable for such an act? 2. Kidnapping
October / November - 2022 October / November - 2022
1. ‘Sarika’ is walking on a road . Kangana makes 1. Rape
threatening gestures towards ‘Sarika’ with a rifle. 2. Receiving of Stolen Property
Decide the liability of Kangana March / April - 2023
2. Anand throws a stone into muddy water & it causes 1. ‘Z’ had sexual intercourse with ‘Y’ a minor girl below
stains on Kavys’s Dress. Decide the liability of Anand 16 years of age with her consent. Whether ‘Z’ has
March / April - 2023 committed any offence? Give Reasons
1. ‘C’ causes ‘D’ to go within a room & locks ‘D’ in with 2. Stolen Property
an intention to prevent him from proceeding in any September / October - 2023
direction beyond the room. What offence ‘C’ has 1. Theft
committed? 2. ‘A’ writes the university examination falsely as ‘B’.
2. Criminal Force What offence is Committed by ‘A’?
September / October - 2023 March / April - 2024
1. Causing Miscarriage 1. Dacoity
2. ‘A’ obstructs a path along which ‘Z’ has a right to 2. A threatens to publish a defamatory libel concerning
pass. ‘Z’ is thereby prevented from passing. What Z, unless Z gives him money. Z gives money to A.
offence that ‘A’ has committed? What offence A has committed
March / April - 2024
1. Assault
2. A lawfully arrested by Z a bailiff ‘A’ is excited to
sudden & in Violent passion by the arrest kills Z.
Explain the liability of A
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Unit - V (6 - Mark)
March / April - 2021
1. Mischief
2. Criminal Trespass
October / Nov - 2021
1. ‘A’ says “I don’t believe what ‘B’ asserted at that trial
because I know him to be a man without veracity”
Decide “A”s liability
2. Attempt to commit offence
April / May - 2022
1. Bigamy
2. Attempt to commit offence
October / November - 2022
1. House Trespass
2. Mischief
March / April - 2023
1. Criminal Trespass
2. Bigamy
September / October - 2023
1. Bigamy
2. Criminal Intimidation
March / April - 2024
1. Criminal Intimidation, insult & Annoyance
2. A signs his own name to a bill of exchange intending
that it may be believed that bill was drawn by
another person of the same. Decide what offence A
has committed
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