LAW-GAT MCQs

Abetment may occur through instigation, conspiracy accompanied by an act or omission, or intentional aid.
The required mental element and statutory conditions must be proved.

The Code of Criminal Procedure regulates investigation, arrest, bail, inquiry, trial, and appeals.
The Penal Code defines substantive offences.

Abetment may occur through instigation, conspiracy accompanied by an act or omission, or intentional aid.
The required mental element and statutory conditions must be proved.

The Code of Criminal Procedure regulates investigation, arrest, bail, inquiry, trial, and appeals.
The Penal Code defines substantive offences.

Criminal conspiracy centers on an unlawful agreement.
For some conspiracies, an overt act is required by law.

The Code of Criminal Procedure regulates investigation, arrest, bail, inquiry, trial, and appeals.
The Penal Code defines substantive offences.

Criminal conspiracy centers on an unlawful agreement.
For some conspiracies, an overt act is required by law.

The Code of Criminal Procedure regulates investigation, arrest, bail, inquiry, trial, and appeals.
The Penal Code defines substantive offences.

The Code of Criminal Procedure regulates investigation, arrest, bail, inquiry, trial, and appeals.
The Penal Code defines substantive offences.

Section 34 creates joint liability where a criminal act is done in furtherance of common intention.
It is a rule of constructive liability rather than a separate offence.

Section 34 creates joint liability where a criminal act is done in furtherance of common intention.
It is a rule of constructive liability rather than a separate offence.

Section 34 creates joint liability where a criminal act is done in furtherance of common intention.
It is a rule of constructive liability rather than a separate offence.