Indian Penal Code 1860

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Indian Penal Code 1860 Chapter 9

Download lagu petra sihombing mine versi english. ADVERTISEMENTS: In the third clause of the definition the words ‘or any person in whom she is interested’ were added after the word ‘her.’ A new fifth clause was enacted and added to the definition, while the old fifth clause was moved to become the sixth clause of the definition. Section 375 says that except under the exception provided for in this section, a man commits the offence of rape who has sexual intercourse with a woman under circumstances stated in any of the six clauses of this section. The language used is ‘a man is said to commit rape who, except in the case hereinafter excepted, has sexual intercourse with a woman’ which means that only a man and no other person can be guilty of rape, and the sexual intercourse of only a man with a woman can amount to rape. Union of India} the Supreme Court held that by a process of judicial interpretation the provision of section 375, Indian Penal Code cannot be altered so as to include all forms of penetration such as penile/vaginal penetration, penile/oral penetration, penile/anal penetration finger/vaginal and finger/anal penetration and object/vaginal penetration within its ambit. Download running man episode 104 indowebster. ADVERTISEMENTS: The definition of rape in the Code is restricted only to penile-vaginal penetration. The expression ‘sexual intercourse’ used in section 375 is defined in the dictionary as hetrosexual intercourse involving penetration of the vagina by the penis.