Legal Principle:1. Preparation to commit an offence is not an offence2. After one has finished preparation to commit an offence, any act done towards committing the offence with the intention to commit it, is an attempt to commit the offence which is by itself an offence. Factual Situation: Manish wanted to kill Nandini and had therefore gone to the market to buy explosive to plant in her house. Manish kept those explosives in his godown as he planned to plant them early next morning. But as the explosives were stolen in the night, he could not plant them in Nandini’s house. However, Nandini came to know about Manish’s plan and therefore wants to file a complaint against him. Will she succeed? Decision:

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