Under Sections 503/376 / 506 ... vs In Re : Arsadul Mollick on 13 November, 2019
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13.11.2019
Samrat ... Deganga P.S case no. 514 of 2019 dated
31.08.2019 under sections 503 / 376 / 506 of the IPC.
And
In Re : Arsadul Mollick ........ petitioner
amended.»
1. Para supra.
'. See also section 7 , Indian Penal Code.
3. Cf. section 503 , Indian Penal Code.
' crime can take place without ... drawn' to that
P ' section and they should be asked to proceed under section 503 or section 354, Indian Penal,
Code
provisions of Section 506 of IPC prescribes
punishment for the offence of a criminal intimidation as
defined under Section 503 of IPC. Section 503 ... within this section."
A careful reading of the evidence on record in the light of
the aforesaid legal provision under Section 503 IPC depicts
Section 506 is the penal section which states the
punishment for the offence of criminal intimidation; the offence
itself is defined in s. 503 . Leaving ... case was registered for the offence under Sections 353 and 506 I.P.C.
After noticing Section 503 , which defines criminal intimidation, this Court
laid
Section must be proved beyond reasonable doubt. In the instant
case, the appellant cannot be convicted for the offence of cheating
punishable under Section ... reasonable doubt.
22. Further, Section 506 of IPC prescribes punishment for the offence of
criminal intimidation as defined under Section 503 of IPC. Section 503
under Section 376
IPC) and within the mischief of the offence of penetrative sexual
assault as defined in Section 3 , ordinarily punishable under Section ... criminal intimidation within the meaning of
the expression defined in Section 503 IPC, punishable under second
part of Section 506 IPC, thereby bringing home
being the
evidence, the charge under Section 341 of IPC must fail.
10. Adverting to the charge under Section 506 of IPC, the
evidence ... what had happened. Section 506 of IPC prescribed
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punishment for "criminal intimidation" while Section 503 of IPC
defines "criminal intimidation which
under section 366 , Indian Penal Code, (he age of the person kidnapped or abducted is not material. The only requirement of the section is that ... intercourse. The section also makes it punishable if any person who by means of criminal intimidation as defined in the Code ( section 503 ) or abuse
convict-appellant, and this was substantiated and corroborated by formal witnesses.
25. Section 506 I.P.C. provides that whoever commits, the offence of criminal ... essential ingredient for offence punishable under this section is offence of criminal intimidation defined under section 503 I.P.C. Section
Rangaraju @ Vajapeyi vs State Of Karnataka on 30 May, 2023
Author: B.Veerappa
Bench: B
