Question
Read the following statements thoroughly: 1.
Attempt to commit an offence under the Act is punishable. 2. Abetment requires the actual completion of the offence. 3. Abetment may be punishable even without acceptance of money. Which are correct according to the PC Act?Solution
The PC Act punishes not only completed offences but also attempts to commit offences. Abetment is also independently punishable under the Act and does not require the actual acceptance of money or completion of the offence. A person who instigates, facilitates, or aids the commission of corruption can be held liable even if the bribe does not ultimately change hands.Â
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