
Team Legistify
Answered on 28 Sep 2018
Aid and Abet means essentially the same thing. Aiding- To criminally assist someone in committing a crime. This may occur in planning a crime or escape from apprehension, as well as actually committing the crime. Abetting- may occur through encouraging, counseling, or ordering another to commit a crime. Read More
Posted on 03 Mar 2016 | 3 Answers

Team Legistify
Answered on 28 Sep 2018
Aggravated assault is an attempt to cause serious bodily injury to another or to cause serious bodily injury purposely, knowingly or recklessly, with an extreme indifference to the value of human life. Aggravated assault also occurs when a person attempts to cause or purposely or knowingly causes bodily injury to another with a deadly weapon. Read More
Posted on 06 Apr 2016 | 1 Answer

Team Legistify
Answered on 28 Sep 2018
It might be arson, it might be something else.Even if it isn't arson the fact that fire fighters will have to risk their lives putting out the fire could result in charges. Add in risk to other lives and property and so on. If you want to find out if you can legally burn your own property without causing criminal liability, best check with a lawyer about it. There may be ways, there may not be. It would depend entirely on your specific circumstances, the location of the property and the risks involved.Read More
Posted on 03 Mar 2016 | 2 Answers

Team Legistify
Answered on 28 Sep 2018
There are two types of arson: (1) pathological arson and (2) arson for financial gain. Arsonists who have a pathological desire to burn things generally have that to rationalize their actions - they "can't help themselves". Arsonists who do it for financial gain tend to be insurance scammers who don't do it too often, for risk of getting caught. And most are caught anyway. Read More
Posted on 03 Mar 2016 | 1 Answer

Team Legistify
Answered on 28 Sep 2018
If its a bailable warrant you have to simply appear in front of the judge with one surety who has the local ID and after that pay the amount which court decided for your bail.Read More
Posted on 28 Jun 2017 | 3 Answers

Team Legistify
Answered on 28 Sep 2018
You are advised to file an execution petition for the order that is in favour of your son. Further, you are advised to file a caveat so that you are in the loop regarding whatever further legal recourse is taken by the hotel. Time limit for filing the appeal is different for different court. However, in the present case, it is possible that the time limit is 90 days. Read More
Posted on 03 Mar 2016 | 1 Answer

Team Legistify
Answered on 28 Sep 2018
Aggravated assault is an attempt to cause serious bodily injury to another or to cause serious bodily injury purposely, knowingly or recklessly, with an extreme indifference to the value of human life. Aggravated assault also occurs when a person attempts to cause or purposely or knowingly causes bodily injury to another with a deadly weapon. Read More
Posted on 03 Mar 2016 | 1 Answer

Team Legistify
Answered on 28 Sep 2018
Yes, the Accused has the right to appeal against the orders passed by the court in the Superior Courts i.e Sessions Court, High Court and the Supreme Court. But a person cannot appeal once the Supreme Court passes an Order.Read More
Posted on 03 Mar 2016 | 1 Answer

Sakshi Yadav
Answered on 31 Mar 2020
Laws are silent on this fact but as Karta has absolute power to dissolve right of such member in given circumstances by you. He has full right to disown you from all the property where you are part of.Read More
Posted on 30 Mar 2020 | 1 Answer
I am a woman who got jail for 3 days under IPC 380 after bail I asked Dmart manager the complainant to compromise he said I will have to advise my senior officer for compromise. I want to know whether a compromise will be held or not as charge sheet is not filed yet.Read More
Posted on 30 Mar 2020 | No Answers Yet