Are "Interest Free Loans", a legal way of giving "Secured Bribes" invented by super-intelligent people?

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You want to give bribe to a politician of Rs.5 Crore for getting a contract of Rs. 100 Crore from Govt.

The politician insist on advance payment of bribe.

You pay him Interest Free Loan of Rs.5 Crore.

So that if you do not get contract, you can demand back Rs.5 Crore from politician.

And if politician gets into trouble, he can return the loan and can wash away hands from entire deal!

Is it a novel legal way of paying Secured Bribes?

Though I am lawyer, I do not know. I am confused! If this is a loophole in law, it ought to be plugged by courts.

Haresh Raichura
5/10/2012

To tell some one to "Die", is abetment of suicide punishable in law

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Many times employees commit suicide. They left a note mentioning that Certain person is responsible for his suicide…

That person cannot be charged for abetment of suicide unless his suicide note further says something like.. ” On such date… At such time, that person said ‘Go and die’.”.

Such specific extortion is necessary to be proved.

Exception is in marriage law. If wife commit suicide with seven years of marriage court will prima facie presume husband liable of abetting in suicide.

Haresh Raichura
5/10/2012