Section 27: Fill & Download for Free

Yes, Sir. You can fulfil this biggest dream of your life. But, then, you may have to spend your remaining life in jail since there is a maximum punishment of life imprisonment in such a situation. So, use your AK-47 at the time of your wedding to celebrate it to fulfil your dream, get arrested immediately abandoning your wife immediately after marriage (or may be, just before marriage), and then may be, spend the whole life in jail as a punishment.AK-47 is a prohibited arm in India. The maximum punishment for using a prohibited arm in violation of legal provisions, such as the manner mentioned by you (firing during wedding celebrations), is life imprisonment under Section 27(2) of the Arms Act.And, if by your misfortune (and also the misfortune of some innocent victim or his / her family members), any of your bullet hits any person who dies because of this, then the punishment can be death penalty, under Section 27(3) of the Arms Act.In fact, the mere possession (i.e., even if you don’t use it) of a prohibited arm like AK-47 carries a maximum punishment of 10 years in jail.So, are you willing to fulfil your biggest dream?Well, just to console you, here is an option which may perhaps allow you to fulfil your dream. Go to USA and settle down there. In US, generally, various types of weapons (even multiple weapons) can be permitted to citizens. If my knowledge is correct, you may perhaps even get licence or permission or right to possess AK-47, or may be some other similarly dangerous weapons (Sir, would you mind changing your dream a bit, and use some other similarly dangerous weapon instead of the AK-47, if the rules in US require you to do so?). Thereafter, check the relevant US rules, operational in the State (in US) where you are. If these rules in US permit use of the weapon at the time of wedding, you can perhaps fulfil your dream. I have only half-knowledge of the US laws, so please doubly check them.By the way, as far as India is concerned, using even a single barrel 12 bore gun (even if you have a licence) at the time of wedding for celebration purposes may perhaps land you in jail for up to 7 years under Section 27(1) of the Arms Act.So, now it is your call. Fulfil your dream. This will also help some lawyers too to fulfil their dreams since your case may take 20-30 years to get decided (for bail, quashing, discharge, trial, multiple appeals, etc.).

There was no time for him to do or say anything. Anjalika weapon beheaded him and he died instantly.Thus cut off with that Anjalika, the trunk of Karna fell down on the earth. The head also of that commander of the (Kaurava) army, endued with splendour equal to that of the risen sun and resembling the meridian sun of autumn, fell down on the earth like the sun of bloody disc dropped down from the Asta hills.His last rites were done by Yudhishtira at the end of the war along with all the warriors who died in war.Copiously indulging in lamentations like these, king Yudhishthira the just uttered loud wails of woe. The puissant monarch then offered oblations of water unto his deceased elder brother.Kisari mohan Ganguli English Translation Karna Parva Section 91Stri Parva Section 27

The fact of the matter is that Section 27 of the contract act nullifies any contract/agreement in the restraint of trade. And, therefore, usually these kind of agreements are not enforceable. But, like the others have pointed below they may with hold your salary in lieu. So, plan your exit smartly.