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  https://youtu.be/JFRV1HbU-N0 Section 359 – 369 of I.P.C. 1860 Section 359 Kidnapping As per the section 359, Kidnapping is of two kinds – Kidnapping from India; and Kidnapping from lawful guardianship Section 360 Kidnapping from India Section 360 explains that whoever conveys any person – 1.       Beyond the limits of India and 2.       Without the consent (i)                  Of that person, or (ii)                Of some person legally authorized to consent on behalf of that person – Is said to kidnap that person from India Note: The offence of kidnapping from India can be committed on any person of any age, and if the person or his guardian consents, then the offence cannot be committed. Essentials of Kidnapping: 1.     ...

https://youtu.be/PDU5CVRznLc   Immovable Property Immovable property has been interpreted under section 3, Chapter I (Preliminary) of Transfer of Property Act, 1882 as follows; “immovable property” does not include standing timber, growing crops or grass. Thus it is a negative definition which is not inclusive and extensive. General Clauses Act, 1897 defines immovable property  as including “land”, benefit arising out of land and things attached to the earth, or permanently fastened to anything attached to the earth. This definition also has certain limitations as it has reference only to physical object and does not provide the answers of the questions such as what immovable property is, what is not. On the whole, the term immovable property covers: 1.        Land: Land includes upper surface as well as things lying below the land. For instance, minerals are also the part of land and will be considered as land so the immovable property. Moreover,...

  https://youtu.be/RwpXdSmtVsA Chapter XVII Section 378 – 462 Of Offences against Property Chapter XVII covers sections from 378 – 462. But in present notes, sections 378 – 402 have been covered. Offences covered in this chapter are related to property. Theft: Section 378 covers that whoever – Intending to take dishonestly – (i)                  Any movable property; (ii)                Out of the possession of any person; (iii)              Without the consent of that person, Moves that property in order to such taking – is said to commit “theft”. Here dishonesty has been covered as section 24 of IPC which defines as whoever does anything with the intention of causing; (i)             ...