Frequently Asked Questions

IPC Section 33 defines the meaning of the words “act” and “omission” under the Indian Penal Code, 1860. According to […]

IPC Section 329 deals with the offence of voluntarily causing grievous hurt to extort property, valuable security, or to force

IPC Section 328 deals with causing hurt by means of poison, intoxicating substances, drugs, or other harmful substances with the

IPC Section 327 deals with voluntarily causing hurt to a person for the purpose of extorting property, valuable security, or

IPC Section 326 deals with voluntarily causing grievous hurt by using dangerous weapons or dangerous means. A person who intentionally

IPC Section 325 deals with the offence of voluntarily causing grievous hurt. If a person intentionally causes a serious injury

IPC Section 324 deals with voluntarily causing hurt by using dangerous weapons or dangerous means. This offence applies when a

IPC Section 323 deals with the offence of voluntarily causing hurt to another person. It provides punishment for intentionally causing

IPC Section 322 defines the offence of “voluntarily causing grievous hurt.” It applies when a person intentionally causes, or knows

IPC Section 321 defines the offence of “voluntarily causing hurt.” A person commits this offence when they intentionally cause hurt

IPC Section 320 defines “grievous hurt” under Indian criminal law. It lists eight specific types of serious bodily injuries that

IPC Section 32 states that whenever the Indian Penal Code refers to an “act”, it also includes an “illegal omission”