Group Liability.

Group liability under the Indian Penal Code (IPC) refers to situations where multiple individuals are held collectively responsible for a criminal act. The principle is based on the idea that when a group engages in an unlawful act with a common intention or knowledge, all members are equally liable, irrespective of their individual roles.

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