Section 14C of FA, 1946 : Section 14C: Penalty For Abetment
FA, 1946
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Explanation using Example
Imagine a scenario where an individual, John, is not legally permitted to remain in a country because his visa has expired. His friend, Mike, knowing about John's situation, provides him with shelter and financial assistance to help him evade immigration authorities. If John is caught and charged under Section 14 of the Foreigners Act, 1946, for staying in the country without valid documentation, Mike could also face legal consequences for his role in assisting John.
In this context, Mike's actions would constitute abetment under Section 14C of the Foreigners Act, because he intentionally helped John to continue staying in the country illegally. If it is proven that John's continued illegal stay was a direct result of Mike's assistance, Mike could be punished with the same penalties that are applicable to John for the original offence.