Here as the paper so signed and may be converted into a valuable security, A has committed extortion. (c) Anything signed or sealed which may be converted into valuable security after sign or seal.Įxample- (1) A by putting Z in fear of grievous hurt, dishonestly induced Z to sign to a blank paper and deliver it to A. (2) Dishonestly induce that person to deliver (1) Intentionally puts any person in fear that he will cause injury to that person or other person Therefore an intention to cause wrongful loss or wrongful gain, mere causing of wrongful loss would not be sufficient for an offense, actual delivery of property by create fear in that person’s mind and after delivering of property to extortioner the offence of extortion will be completed. Extortion is an act between theft and robbery that if the accused take property or object out of the position of the property holder without his consent then it is called theft and if he takes a property in front of the property holder without consent there will be a crime of robbery and if accused by showing fear of injury to the property holder compel him to give the property then it will be extortion.įor an offence under this section, the extortioner must put another person in fear to cause injury to that person or other person and induce that person to deliver any property or valuable security or anything signed or sealed which may be converted into valuable security after sign or seal. simply extortion means unreasonable demand under terror.
The extortion in Indian law is similar to the blackmailing of English law. In IPC extortion define under sections 383 to 389.
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