Transfer of Malice Doctrine | Mens Rea | Epi 11 | Landmark Judgments 2023-2024 | Drishti Judiciary

Drishti Judiciary is excited to launch the new programme ‘Landmark Judgments 2023-2024’. This series is designed to help judiciary aspirants to navigate and understand significant judicial decisions and their impact on the legal system.
In this episode, our expert faculty, Ms. Nivedita Raje, will guide you through the Nanhe vs. State of Uttar Pradesh case, in which the Supreme Court held that the Doctrine of Transfer of Malice provides that where there is mens rea (guilty mind) of committing an offence, it can be transferred to another.
In this episode, we will cover:
• Background of the case
• Legal Provisions Involved
• Court Observations
• Important Case Laws
• Practice Questions

Tune in every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 4 PM for a comprehensive review of each case, designed to enhance both your exam preparation and grasp of the legal landscape.


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