Breach Of Trust Criminal Case

KLB Law Firm represented client Krishna Murthy in a criminal case alleging breach of trust and cheating, formulating a defense centered on absence of entrustment, lack of dishonest intention. It also means proving that there was no misappropriation as per the relevant sections of the IPC.

Overview & Challenges

The matter required establishing that no entrustment or dominion over property existed in the requisite legal sense to sustain criminal breach of trust, alongside demonstrating that any dispute was civil in nature rather than criminal.

By proving that there was no dishonest intention when the action started, we can challenge the idea of mens rea
Disputing entrustment, dominion, or misappropriation elements essential to breach of trust.
Challenging documentary trails and financial flows to undermine allegations of wrongful loss or unlawful gain.
Addressing procedural compliance in investigation and evidence handling to preserve due process.
Differentiating civil breach of contract from criminal liability to prevent over-criminalization.

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