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Shruti Deka   02 May 2022

difference between theft and robbery

difference between theft and robbery


Quick Summary
Theft and robbery are often confused, but they have distinct legal definitions. Theft involves the fraudulent taking of property without consent, while robbery escalates this by using force or threat of force against a person to commit the theft. The example illustrates that if someone restrains you to steal your belongings, it constitutes robbery due to the element of force involved in the act of stealing.

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SUMAN CHAKRABORTY (7278624428) (Legal Practitioner)     02 May 2022

'A' holds 'B' down and fraudeulently takes B's money and jewels from B's clothes without B's consent. Here 'A' has committed theft, and in order to the committing of that theft , has voluntarily caused wrongful restraint to 'B'. 'A' has therefore committed robbery.

Gagandeep Goel (Advocate)     03 May 2022

The question is a catnip and you will find the answers online.


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