Common Intention and Common Object have been defined under section 34 and section 149 of IPC, respectively. Following re the difference among two:
Want to prepare from home and are looking for online rjs coaching then, here is your chance of success. Jyoti Judiciary provides you comprehensive study material, doubt clearing sessions, legal updates and current legal news with weekly test series and mains answer writing preparation. Hurry up, enroll now!
| COMMON INTENTION | COMMON OBJECT |
| Section 34 of IPC | Section 149 of IPC |
| Definition: When a criminal act is done by one or more person in furtherance of a common intention each of such person shall be liable in the same way as if it was done by a person alone. | When an offence is committed by any member of unlawful assembly , every member s then guilty of offence committed in prosecution of common object. |
| Two or more persons required | Atleast five persons required |
| Participation of each member is important | Merely being a member is sufficient |
| Section 34 acts as an evidence to constitute liability of each person | Section 149 creates an specific offence. |
