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What is the difference between Section 279 IPC and section 337/338 IPC?
The only difference is that in Section 279 IPC there is rashness and negligence which may result in injury and Section 337/ 338 IPC is invoked when such an act actually results in an injury being caused. Section 337/338 IPC has been made compoundable but Section 279 IPC is not compoundable.
When prosecution U/S 279 of IPC can be quashed?
When prosecution U/S 279 of IPC can be quashed? the accident and the police officer is the complainant. The police officer cannot come forward to compound the offence. The car of the an aggrieved person. Thus, if at all that aggrieved person is ready to proceeding can be quashed. In the absence of such person who is not
What is the difference between offence under Section 279 and 338?
The offence under section 279 falls under the Chapter safety. While offence under section 338 is covered under Chapter account. Thus, at this stage it is useful to refer to section 320 of the Code. 9. The offences under the I.P.C which are compoundable of the I.P.C. Thus, under the scheme of section 320, the offences
Which offences are not compoundable under Section 320 of IPC?
The offences under the I.P.C which are compoundable of the I.P.C. Thus, under the scheme of section 320, the offences are not mentioned, hence are not compoundable. Sections 295 to 298 are the offences relating to religion. Section 298 states that if a religious feelings are intended to be wounded .
Is Section 338 of IPC compoundable?
Section 338 IPC is also compoundable. However since the section 279 IPC is non compoundable, the defacto complainant cannot file a petition seeking to compound the offences, but with the support of the public prosecutor he can turn hostile to the witness evidence and then the court can pass an order of acquittal.
What is the main ingredient of Section 279 of IPC?
The main ingredient of section 279 of IPC is rash driving in publc way. 2)section 337.