Indictable in Law Means?

Indictable is an adjective used to describe a crime for which someone can be or is likely to be indicted—officially charged in a way that makes them subject to a criminal trial. It's especially used in the phrase indictable offense, referring to a serious crime.

What indictable means?

1 : subject to being indicted : liable to indictment. 2 : making one liable to indictment an indictable offense.

What is an indictable Offence?

Indictable offences are the most serious offences. Examples include murder, robbery and sexual assault. Indictable offences are those which can be “prosecuted on indictment”. An indictment is the formal document filed by the prosecution to begin a “trial on indictment”.