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Gannu and Mannu used to steal the ornaments and sell them to a jeweller Mannu on a regular basis at half price of the stolen material. Mannu used to mould it in order to escape liability. Decide
Option: 1
Mannu is liable for receiving stolen property.
Option: 2
Mannu is not receiving stolen property
Option: 3
Mannu is liable for theft.
Option: 4
Mannu is liable
Answers (1)
According to section 411 of the IPC, whoever dishonestly receives or retains any stolen property, or buys or sells any stolen property, knowing or having reason to believe the same to be stolen property. Here she has no idea about the theft. Hence Option A
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