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Dishonestly
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Fraudulently
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1
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Meaning: the word dishonestly means having deviated
from honesty. But in Indian penal Code Section 24 has given a technical
meaning to the word dishonestly, to include an intentional act, to cause
wrongful gain and wrongful loss in another.
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Meaning: Act fraudulent if done with intend to
defraud and no otherwise means there can be no fraud unless there was an
intention to defraud.
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2
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Definition : Section 24 defines Dishonestly - Whoever
does anything with the intention of causing wrongful gain to one person or
wrongful loss to another person, is said to do that thing “dishonestly”
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Definition: Section 25 defines Fraudulently - A person
is said to do a thing fraudulently if he does that thing with intent to
defraud but not otherwise.
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3
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Intention: Intention must be to cause wrongful gain or
wrongful loss to a person.
Example: A find ring belonging
to B on a table in B’s room and removes it foe own use , A’s act is dishonest
since it amounts to wrongful gain to A and wrongful loss to B.
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Intention: In this case. Intention is defraud other.
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4
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Deceit is not an essential
element
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Deceit is an essential element.
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5
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In this case there must be
pecuniary gain or loss.
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In this case, pecuniary or
economic gain or loss is not always so.
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6
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Dishonesty may be by innocence.
Dishonestly and innocence may coincide.
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Fraud and innocence can never
overlap. Fraud itself is deception.
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It's ok but maybe need to be explained with more clearly thanks
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