Removal of ornaments dishonestly from the body of the deceased person is
Since a dead body is not capable of possessing property in law, dishonestly removing ornaments from it does not amount to theft, which requires taking from a living person's…
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Removal of ornaments dishonestly from the body of the deceased person is
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Since a dead body is not capable of possessing property in law, dishonestly removing ornaments from it does not amount to theft, which requires taking from a living person's possession, but falls under section 315 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023 (formerly section 404 IPC) as dishonest misappropriation of property in a deceased person's possession at death.
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