Offence of theft of documents - “document” as defined in Section ...

Companies Law

May 11, 2019

Offence of theft of documents - “document” as defined in Section 29 IPC is a “moveable property” - replication of the documents or use of information and the contents thereon are corporeal property and the contents thereon have physical presence and the same can be the subject matter of theft.

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Offence of theft of documents - “document” as defined in Section ...

Companies Law

May 11, 2019

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