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  • A instigates B to murder C and B refuses to do so. Has A ...
Multiple choice

A instigates B to murder C and B refuses to do so. Has A committed an offence?

  1. Yes, A has committed an offence under abetment.

  2. No, abetment is completed only after offence is completed.

  3. This is not a case of abetment.

  4. It is just a provocation, but not an offence.

  5. /

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Explanation

Under abetment, instigation is enough to commit an offence.

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