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Which among the following case deals with Absolute liability under IPC?
Which among the following case deals with Absolute liability under IPC?
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Absolute liability = Mathai v. State, no mens rea.
Updated On: Jun 4, 2025
- MH George v. State of Maharashtra
- MH Haskot v. State
- Mathai v. State
- Ranjit Singh Udeshi v. State
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The Correct Option is C
Solution and Explanation
Mathai v. State deals with absolute liability under the IPC for certain offenses, where mens rea is not required.
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