What is IPC Section 254?
IPC Section 254 deals with possessing counterfeit government stamps in India. This section applies when a person knowingly keeps fake […]

IPC Section 254 deals with possessing counterfeit government stamps in India. This section applies when a person knowingly keeps fake […]
IPC Section 252 deals with the offence of using a false weight or false measuring instrument in India. This section
IPC Section 253 deals with the offence of possessing an altered Indian coin with knowledge that the coin was changed
IPC Section 251 deals with the offence of using a false trademark or property mark in India. It provides punishment
IPC Section 250 deals with compensation for accusation without reasonable cause in certain criminal cases. It allows a Magistrate to
IPC Section 25 defines the term “fraudulently” under the Indian Penal Code, 1860. According to this section, a person acts
IPC Section 249 deals with the withdrawal of a complaint in certain criminal cases. It allows a Magistrate to discharge
IPC Section 248 deals with a person being found guilty of extortion after putting someone in fear of accusation. The
IPC Section 247 was a provision under the Indian Penal Code, 1860 that dealt with the offence related to “fraudulent
IPC Section 246 deals with the offence of “fraudulently or dishonestly diminishing weight or altering composition of coin.” It applies
IPC Section 245 does not exist in the Indian Penal Code, 1860. Many people confuse it with Section 245 of
IPC Section 244 deals with a person serving in lawful employment who knowingly conceals or allows the escape of a