Criminal Breach of Trust under IPC | Indian Penal Code I StudyIQ Judiciary

In this comprehensive video, we dive into the legal concept of Criminal Breach of Trust as defined in the Indian Penal Code (IPC). Join us as we explore the elements, provisions, and implications of this offense, providing a detailed understanding of its legal framework. Through case studies and analysis, we shed light on key aspects such as the nature of trust, misappropriation of property, and the consequences of committing this offense. Whether you are a law student or a judiciary aspirant, this video is a valuable resource to enhance your knowledge and grasp the intricacies of Criminal Breach of Trust. Watch now and strengthen your understanding of IPC I for the StudyIQ Judiciary exam.
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[@Lawyerarun]

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[@amandas681]

Can a person do criminal breach of trust of his own property ? (1) yes. (2) no. (3) it will depend upon fact of the case. (4) it will depend upon discretion of the court

[@shreyashpratapsingh3397]

Only can do theft not CBT

[@Hungryman33]

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[@Advocate92]

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[@anubhavkumar8350]

Criminal breach of trust has now been included in The Bharatiye Nyaya Sanhita, 2023 under section 316.😅😅

[@Rvshort001]

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Good afternoon sir

[@AyushKumar-pu2tb]

Can someone explain why that illustration is not a criminal breach of trust but Theft? I think it is also fulfilling the ingredients of Criminal Breach of Trust

[@tannudeswal1079]

The accused didn't misappropriate or convert the property so 2 essential was not fulfilled. For theft - accused take the movable property out of owners possession, with dishonest intention without the consent of owner. I think that's the reason it was theft and not CBT. Correct me if I am wrong...!!

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I think it not criminal liability it should b a civil litigation damages can be awarded rahter than punishment

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Looks and sounds like Badshah 😅

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Theft