Whenever force or violence is used by an unlawful assembly, or by any member thereof, in prosecution of the common object of such assembly, every member of such assembly is guilty of the offence of rioting.
146 IPC Case Laws (Supreme Court and High Courts)
Per Plowden, J., in Rasul, (1889) P.R. No. 4
R. V. Sharp (1957) 1 All ER 577
Ghani Khan 46 IC (Oudh) 844
Samaruddin (1912) 40 Cal 367
Ramadeen Doorbay (1876) 26 WR (Cr) 6
Parameshwar Singh (1899) 4 CWN 345
Clifford v. Brandon 2 Camp 358
Mazhur Hassein 5 NWPHCR 208
In re Arulanandu AIR 1952 Mad 267
Raghunath Rai (1892) 15 All 22
Jairam Mahton (1907) 35 Cal 103
Deodhari Koeri v. Emperor AIR 1937 Pat 34
State of UP v. Dan Singh 1997 Cr. L.J. 1150 (SC)
Indian Penal Code (IPC)
IPC Few important Sections, Crimes and Punishment
Non Bailable offences under IPC
FIR Registration - Complaint, oral or written
Type of offences under IPC and types of complaints
Police not accepting complaints and not registering FIR, what are the other options
Maximum period of Police Detention. When bail should be granted. Bail after 90 days or 60 days
Registering FIR against police through complaint
Important Case Laws, Citations
Domestic Violence Act Citations
125 CRPC Case Laws and Citations
CRPC - Code of Criminal Procedure