Criminal
Law (401), 2060
1. Define Crime. Explain and illustrate Actus Reus as an element crime.
2. Define the liability of
aiders and abettors of the crime. Classify the various abettors relevant in
criminal laws.
3. State the conditions in
which liabilities arise in homicide by provocation. How does it differ from self-defense?
4. Explain with illustration the liability of persons dealing with stolen
property.
5. Define the offence of rape.
State the various liabilities relating to rape.
6. Write facts and judgment
given in Bhuvane Basnet Chettri vs. HMG. also comment the judgment.
7. Write short notes on any
THREE of the following:
·
Ignorance of law is no excuse
·
Conspiracy
·
Necessity
·
Forgery of documents
·
Crime of strict liability
Criminal Law (401), 2061
1) Define Crime. Explain, and illustrate Actus Reus as an element of crime.
2) Define the liability of aiders and abelors of the crime. Classify
the various abettors relevant in criminal law.
3) State the conditions in
which liabilities arise in homicide by provocation, How does. it differ from self-defense?
4) Explain with illustration
the liability of persons dealing with stolen property.
5) Define the offence of rape.
State me various liabilities relating to rape.
6) Write facts and judgment
given in Bhuvane Basnet Chettri vs. HMG. also comment the judgment.
7) Write short notes on any
THREE of the following:
·
Ignorance
of law is no excuse
·
Conspiracy
·
Necessity
·
Forgery of
documents '
·
Crime of strict liability
Criminal Law (401), 2062
1)
Sketch
briefly the historical development of criminal law Nepal. Discuss the role of
the Supreme Court in the evolution Nepalese criminal law
2)
Define Mens
Rea. How does intention differ with motive explain.
3)
What do you
mean by Parties to the crime? Differentiate princiy offender with secondary
offender. How Nepalese criminal does: law classify the parties to the crime?
Explain.
4)
What
essential elements constitute the offence of theft? ‘A‘sees golden ring
belonging to ‘B‘ laying on a table in ‘B house. He do not take the ring
immediately for fear of being caught but hides under a mattress with an
intention of taking it later. Has ‘committed the offence of theft? Explain with
reasons.
5)
Define
intentional homicide? Differentiate between intention homicide and
prevocational homicide.
6)
What do you
mean by Forgery of documents? How do you dif forgery of documents with fraud
(Jalsaji)? Explain.
7)
Write short
notes on any THREE of the followings:
a.
Vicarious
liability
b.
Omission
c.
Insanity
d.
Crime dies
with the criminal
e.
Suicide—
Criminal
Law (401), 2063
1.
What do you
mean by jurisdiction of criminal law? Desisting between territorial
jurisdiction and extra—territorial jurisdiction.
2.
Discuss the main principle laid down By the
Supreme Court in the case of HMG vs. Rameswor Rawat Bari and others.
3.
Define Actus Reus. 'No Actus Reus no crime.' Do
you agree with it? Discuss. ‘A‘intending
to kill his wife ‘W‘, gave her a poisoned apple which she left on the table and
she went to receive a telephone call. Meanwhile, their son ‘C‘came in, picked up,
and ate the apple. ‘A‘ who was standing nearby, got quite upset by the sudden
turn of events but kept quite due to fear of being exposed of his evil designs
to kill 'W.‘ ‘C‘ died of poisoning and ‘A‘ is being tried for C‘s killing. How
will you argue the case for prosecution? Discuss.
4.
Define Theft. How does Nepalese law classify
the offence of theft? Discuss. . —
5.
Write briefly the facts and principle laid
down by the Supreme Court of Nepali in HMG vs. Bal Manjari Acharya and other
case.
6.
What do you mean by prevocational homicide?
How do you differ prevocational homicide from intentional homicide? Explain.
7.
‘Write short notes on any THREE of the
following: *
a. Strict liability
b. Extradition
c. Principle of double jeopardy
d. Corruption
e. Necessity .
Criminal
Law (401), 2064
1.
What do you
mean by Jurisdiction of Criminal Law? Distinguish between territorial jurisdiction
and extra—territorial jurisdiction.
2.
Define Actus
Reus. Explain and illustrate Actus Reus as an element of crime.
3.
State the condition in which liabilities arise
in homicide by provocation. How does it differ from accidental homicide?
4.
Explain with
illustration the liability of person dealing with stolen Property.
5.
Define the offence of rape. Distinguish the
offence of rape with insests.
6.
Write facts and judgment given in HMG vs. Bal
Manjan Acharya and other also comment
the judgment.
7.
Write notes on any THREE of the following:
·
Principle of
double jeopardy
·
Trafficking
of human being
·
Necessity
·
Forgery of documents
·
Corruption Recklessness
Criminal Law (401), 2065
1.
What do you
mean by Criminal Law? Discuss briefly the nature of modern criminal law.
2.
Define
criminal conspiracy. How does criminal conspiracy differ from attempt to a
crime? Explain clearly.
3.
State the
different stages of crime‘and explain each stage of crime with suitable
illustration.
4.
Write briefly
the facts and principle laid down by the supreme court of Nepal in the case of Government
of Nepal (HMG) vs. Manjari Bhandari.
5.
What do you
mean by theft? How many kinds of theft do yo know? 'A' took from goldsmith a
golden ring for showing it his wife but failed to return it and retained it
with himself. H 'A' committed any offence? Explain with reasons.
6.
What
essential elements constitute the offence of rap‘Differentiate between general
rape and marital rape.
7.
Write short
notes on any THREE:
·
Relative
liability
·
Omission
·
Provocational
homicide
·
Abortion —
·
Self—defence
·
Trafficking
of human being
·
Transferred Malice
Criminal Law (401), 2066
.
1.
Write briefly
the historical development of criminal law in Nepal. Discuss the role played by
the Muluki Ain, 2020 in evolution of Modem Nepalese Criminal Law.
2.
What do you
mean by Actus Rens? What essential elements constitute Actus Rens? Explain the
basic features of 'Act' and 'Omission'. .
3.
How does
constitute the offence of prevocational homicide in Nepal? Differentiate
prevocational homicide with intentional homicide in accordance with Nepalese
law.
4.
What essential elements constitute of offence
of theft? ‘A‘ sees a golden ring belonging to ‘B‘ laying on a table in ‘B‘s
house. He does not take the ring immediately for fear of being caught but hides
it under a pillow with the intention of taking it later. Has ‘A‘ committed the
offence of theft? Explain with reasons.
5.
What do you
mean by Parties to a crime? Explain liability of principal offender in Nepalese
criminal laws.
6.
What do you
mean by forgery of documents? How you differentiate forgery with fraud
(Jalsaji)? Explain.
7.
Write short
notes on any THREE.
o
Vicarious
liability
o
State of
affairs
o
Infancy
o
Corruption
o
Crime does
with the criminal
o
Suicide—pact
Criminal Law (421), 2067
1.
Sketch
briefly the historical evolution of criminal law in Nepal, Discuss the
contributions made by the Mulliki Ain, 2020 in the development of Nepalese
criminal law.
2.
Define Actus Reus. 'No Actus Reus on crime.'
Do you apre, with this principle? Explain with reasons. .
3.
What do you
mean by the parties to the crime? Differentiate principal offender with that of
secondary offender. How does Nepalese criminal law classify accessory
(Matiyear)? Explain,
4.
‘A‘,
intending to kill his wife ‘B‘ gave her a poisoned sweet, Which she left on the
table and she went to receive a mobile call, Meanwhile, their daughter ‘C‘
‘came in, picked up, and ate the sweet. ‘A‘, who was standing nearby, got quite
upset by the sudden turn of events but kept quite due to fear of being exposed
of his evil designs to kill his wife ‘B‘. ‘C‘ dies of poisoning and ‘A‘ is
being tried for ‘C‘s killing. How will you argue the case for prosecution?
Discuss.
5.
Define Theft.
How does Nepalese criminal law classify the offence of theft? Discuss.
6.
Write briefly
the facts and principle laid down by the Supreme Court of Nepal in HMG vs Abdul
Bhatte Muslman case.
7.
Write short
notes on any THREE of the followings:
a. Vicarious Liability
b. Principle of Double
Jeopardy
c. Self—Defence
d. Human Trafficking
e. Forgery of Documents
Criminal
Law (421), 2068
1.
Define
criminal law. Discuss briefly the nature of criminal law.
2.
'No Actus Reus no crime.' Do you agree with
this statement? Discuss its meaning and significance.
3.
Define theft.
How does Nepalese law classify the offence of theft? Discuss.
4.
‘A‘ intending to kill his giri friend ‘W‘,
gave her a poisoned mango which she left on the table and went to receive a
mobile call. Meanwhile, W‘s brother ‘C‘came in, picked up, and ate the mango.
‘A‘ who was standing nearby, got quite upset by the sudden turn of events but
kept quite due to fear of being exposed of his evil design to kill ‘W‘. ‘C‘
died of poising and ‘A‘ was tried for ‘C‘s killing. How will you argue the case
in prosecution? Discuss.
5.
What do you mean by intentional homicide? How
do you differ prevocational homicide from intentional homicide? Explain.
6.
Write briefly
the facts and principle laid down by the Supreme Court of Nepal in Janak
Tripathi vs HMG.
7.
Write short
notes on any THREE of the followings:
a. _ Vicarious liability
b. _ Nullum crimen sine
lege
c. — Self—defence
d. — Crime of Genocide
e. — Principal offender
Criminal
Law (421), 2069
1.
What do you
mean by jurisdiction of criminal law? Distinguish between territorial
jurisdiction and extra—territorial jurisdiction.
2.
Define ‘Actus
Reus‘. Explain the principle 'No Actus Reus no crime' in the context of
Nepalese criminal law.
3.
Define human Trafficking. Discuss the major
changes taken place by the Human Trafficking and Transportation (control) Act,
2064.
4.
State the
conditions in which criminal liability is arisen in homicide by provocation.
How does it differ from intentional homicide?
5.
Define the
offence of rape. Distinguish the offence of rape with marital rape.
6.
Write facts
and principle laid down by the supreme court of Nepal in HMG vs. Kanaiya Roya
Kurmi and others.
7.
Write short
notes on any Three of the followings:
a.
Crime dies with the criminal
b.
Insanity
c.
Abortion 41
d.
Negligence e. Conspiracy
Criminal
Law (421), 2071
1.
What do you
mean by jurisdiction of criminal Jaw? Distinguish between territorial
jurisdiction and extra—territorial jurisdiction. Discuss the main principle
laid down by the Nepalese Supreme Court in the case of HMG vs. Rameswor Raut
Barai and others.
2.
'No actus reus no crime' do you agree with
this principle? Discuss the role of act and omission in formation, actus reus
in modern criminal law.
3.
How is
offence of Intentional homicide constituted in Nepal? Differentiate accidental
homicide with that of prevocational homicide in accordance with Nepalese
criminal law.
4.
What do you
mean by parties to a crime? Discuss various kinds of accessory in Nepalese law:
5.
Define
forgery of documents. How do you differentiate forgery with that of fraud
(Jalsaji)? Discuss.
6.
What
essential elements constitute the offence of rape in Nepal? 'A boy child and
own‘s wife may be the victims of rape crime in Nepal.' Do you agree with above
statement? Examine critically.
7.
Write short notes on any Three of the
followings:
·
Recklessness
·
Insanity
·
Suicide—pact
·
Abortion
·
Strict
liability
Criminal Law (421), 2072
1.
Write briefly
the historical evolution of Nepalese criminal law. Discuss the role played by
the Muluki Ain, 1910 B.S. in the development of modern riminal law in Nepal,
2.
How is constitute criminal conspiracy
constituted? Differentiate between crime of abetment‘(Incitement) and criminal
conspiracy.
3.
What do you mean by General Defense? How do
you differentiate between self—defense and defense of insanity? Explain.
4.
What do you
mean by cheating? How do you differ cheating from looting (Lutpit)? ‘A' took n
watch from watch shop for showing it to his wife but failed to return it and
sold it to ‘C‘ instead of returning it to shopkeeper, Has ‘A‘ committed any
offence? Explain with reasons.
5.
What
essential elements constitute the crime of rape? Differentiate between marital
rape and incest.
6.
'Intention
may be transformed from intended victim to the real victim.' Do you agree with
above statement? Discuss the facts and principles laid down by the Supreme
Court in the case of HMG vs. Kanaiya Roya Kurmi and others.
7.
Write short
notes on any Three of the followings:
·
Actus Reus
·
b. Ingnoratia
Juris non excusat
·
Motive
·
Money
laundering
·
Crimes
against humanity .
Criminal
Law (421), 2073
1)
'If intention
is transferred from intended victim to actual victim, it is known as
transferred malice.' Justify this statement. Interning HMG vs. Kanhaiya Raya
Kurmi and others, NKP 2064, No. 5, DN 7844, p. 549 with the above statement.'
2)
Define crime.
What are the characteristics of crime? Discuss.
3)
Define theft as it has been provided by Muluki
Ain 2020,
4)
'Excusable
defense concentrates on actor and justifiable defense focuses on act.' Justify
this statement, what do you mean by private defense? Explain one of the types
of private defense.
5)
What do you
mean by forgery? Mention the types of forgery as it has been proved in Muluki
Ain 2020. Difference between forgery and fraud.
6)
Highlight the
contribution of the Malla Kings in the development of Nepalese criminal law Which
king of Mall , (Manab Nayashastra)? Mention few important provision of Manab
Nyayashastra? Explain. .
7)
Write short notes on any Three of the
following.
a. Principal offender
b. Indecent Assault
c. Defense of Chasity
d. Genocide
e. Attempt
Criminal Law (421), 2074
1)
Day Nepal
citizen, kills, another of Nepal beyond the territory of Nepal. Does Nepali
court assume the jurisdiction in this case ? Explain it either reference of
Nepalese law or the case Decided by the Supreme the Court of Nepal. ~
2)
What are the
contributions made by king Ram Shaha in the development of criminal law ?
Mention the major provisions of 36 Thetis promulgated by King Ram Shah.
3)
What do you
mean by international Criminal Law ? Classify international Crimes ? Explain
any one of them.
4)
Defune
Criminal Law, Differentiate between crime, tort and civil ‘wrong.
5)
'International homicide is also known as
Jyanmara in Nepal.' justify this statement, Categorize unlawful homicide of
Nepal ? Differentiate between lawful homicide and unlawful homicide. What are
the essenaial elements of rape ? Diffferentiate between rape and sexual harassment
with the reference of existed law of
6)
Nepal. How do you relate the case of smarmily
parahuri and other vs. council of Ministers and others, NKP 2061, P, 1312 ?
7)
Write short notes on any THREE of the
followings.
·
Conspiracy
·
War Crimes
·
Mistake
·
HMG Vs. Basang Kumar Yadav and other, NKP 2064
p, 426 Crime of strict liability.
Criminal Law (421), 2075
1)
What do you
mean by jurisdiction of Criminal Law? Distinguish between territorial
jurisdiction and extra—territorial jurisdiction.
2)
Define Actus
Reus. Explain the principle of NO Actus Reus no crime in Nepalese context.
3)
State the
conditions in which liabilities arisen in homicide by Provovtion. How does it
differ from Intentional homicide?
4)
Define Human Trafficking?
Discuss major changes taken place by Human Trafficking and Transportation Act,
2064.
5)
Define offence
of rape. Distinguish thr offence of rape marital rape.
6)
Write facts
and principle laid down by HMG vs Kanaiya Raja Kurmi and others and also
comment the Judgment, NKP 2064, No. 5. Decision No. 7844, P. 549.
7)
Write short
notes on any THREE of the followings:
a.
Crime dies
with Criminal
b.
Insanity
c.
heating
Abortion
d.
Negligence