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Void
force but frequently the word is used and construed as having the more liberal meaning of voidable pankaj mehra v state of maharashtra 2000 2 scc 756 void in relation to a juristic act void means without legal
Larceny
law contemplates permanent gain or loss and is different from theft under the indian penal code k n mehra v state of rajasthan air 1957 sc 369 372
Dishonest intention
cause loss by wrongful means of property to which the person so losing is legally entitled k n mehra v state of rajasthan air 1957 sc 369 372 1957 scr 623 penal code 1860 s 378
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Especially
word especially means facts that are pre eminently or exceptionally within the knowledge of the accused shambhu nath mehra v state of ajmer air 1956 sc 404 406 evidence act 1 of 1872 s 106
Theft and larceny
this respect the offence differs from larceny in english law which contemplates permanent gain or loss k n mehra v state of rajasthan air 1957 sc 369 372 1957 scr 623 indian penal code s 378
Wrongful gain, wrongful loss
the person wrongfully gaining or a temporary keeping out of property from the person legally entitled k n mehra v state of rajasthan air 1957 sc 369 372 indian penal code s 378 and 23
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dearle v hall the rule which takes its name from this case reported 1823 3 russ 1 originated with the
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