| Q.1- | Whether offences against Army, Navy and Air force (Sections 131-140) in Chapter VII of IPC are applicable to everyone? |
| Ans.- | No. It does not apply to a person who is subject to the Army Act, 1950, the Air Force Act, 1950 and the Navy Act, 1957. |
| Q.2- | What are the nature of offence against Army, Navy and Air force? |
| Ans.- | It is not commission of offence but it is abetment or attempting to seduce. If fact actual offence is committed by a person who is in defence. |
| Q.3- | Which section of Army Act punish for mutiny? And what is maximum punishment? |
| Ans.- | It is section 37 of the Army Act, 1950, the Air Force Act, 1950 and the Navy Act, 1957. It imposes Life imprisonment or death sentence by court martial. |
| Q.4- | What do you mean by desertion? |
| Ans.- | Desertion is an offence, if a defence personal desert without permission, especially at the time of war. |
| Q.5- | Describe the term ‘assault by soldier on his superior officer”. |
| Ans.- | Ø uses criminal force to, or assaults his superior officer; or
Ø uses threatening language to such officer; or Ø uses insubordinate language to such officer. |
| Q.6- | Whether act of wife to harbour her deserted husband is an offence. |
| Ans.- | No. she is not liable for any offence. Section 136 of explicates that it does not extend to the case in which the harbour is given by a wife to her husband. |
| Q.7- | What is offence of “abetment of act of insubordination by soldier”? |
| Ans.- | It is an offence which restricts, disobeys, quarrels, affray, uses of criminal force or assaults, or any similar act, which brings that person to disobey the order of law is refer as in subordination. |
| Q.8- | Whether wearing of uniform of a soldier is always an offence? |
| Ans.- | No. Merely wearing a soldier’s garb without specific intention is no offence. Cast-off uniforms of soldiers are worn by many men. Actors put on different military uniforms. |
| Q.9- | What is offence under section 166A and 166B? |
| Ans.- | Section 166A makes offence specially for the police officer if they do not writ FIR in case of sexual offence reported by complainant. Section 166B made misconduct of Medical Practitioner; if he is fail to provide treatment to victim of throwing acid or victim of sexual assault. |
| Q.10 | When sections 166A and 166B were inserted? |
| Ans.- | Section 166A and section 166B were inserted in IPC by section 3 of Criminal Law (Amendment) Act, 2013, which came into force with effect from 3rd February, 2013. |
| Q.11 | Whether offence under section 166B is stuffiest to cover private doctors. |
| Ans.- | Yes. It covers both, private and public doctors and for non-treating a victim of sexual offence and throwing or administering acid, he can registered for this offence. |
| Q.12 | Whether treating patient at home by a public doctor is offence of unlawfully engaging of public servant in trade. |
| Ans.- | No. It is not a trade and not violating section 168. |
| Q.13 | What is offence of personating a public servant udder section 170? |
| Ans.- | Whoever pretends to hold any particular office as a public servant, knowing that he does not hold such office or falsely personates any other person holding such office is referred as personating a public servant. |