Section 137 of IPC : Section 137: Deserter concealed on board merchant vessel through negligence of master

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Explanation using Example

Example 1:

Captain Rajesh is the master of a merchant vessel named "MV Bharat". One day, a deserter from the Indian Army, named Arjun, sneaks onto the ship and hides in the cargo hold. Captain Rajesh is unaware of Arjun's presence. However, during the voyage, the crew members notice unusual noises coming from the cargo hold but do not report it to Captain Rajesh due to a lack of proper discipline and communication protocols on the ship. Later, during an inspection by the authorities, Arjun is discovered. Captain Rajesh is held liable under Section 137 of the Indian P...

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