Under which section and act of law you have punished in that same things may be written "fine or/and imprisonment".
In this under which section and act of law you had be punished?
Suppose if i had Convicted for an case and i need to pay the fine around 1cr and i couldn't pay the fine what will the punishment for not paying the fine?? How many years additionally i should be imprison in jail ??
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Under which section and act of law you have punished in that same things may be written "fine or/and imprisonment".
In this under which section and act of law you had be punished?
under section IPC 378 and PMLA under section 3
Punishment under section IPC 378
The offence of theft is punishable with imprisonment of either description which may extend to 3 years, with fine, or both according to the Indian Penal Code. The offence of theft, though cognizable and non-bailable, is compoundable (where the accused and the victim can enter into a compromise to drop charges against the accused).
Punishment under PMLA section 3
Under Section 2(1)(u), “proceeds of crime” refers to the property derived directly or indirectly by any person, as a result of criminal activity relating to any of the “scheduled offences” covered under the PMLA. Section 2(1)(u) must be read in consonance with Section 3, which states that a person shall be guilty of the offence of money laundering if he performs any process or activity connected with the “proceeds of crime”.
Order must be containing clause that if fine not paid you will ha e to undergo additional imprisonment
necessary to peruse order to advice
Dear Client,
Can you provide more information like what was the fine regarding, it will be helpful to suggest your concern.
Thank You
In the order for conviction itself the further sentence would be made known if you fail to pay the fine amount.
It depends on the judgment or orders passed by the court
IPC 378: The offence of theft is culpable with detainment up to 3 years, with fine, or both as per the Indian Penal Code. The offence of theft, however cognizable and non-bailable, is compoundable.