Frequently Asked Questions

IPC Section 221 deals with a public servant intentionally allowing a person accused or convicted of an offence to escape […]

IPC Section 220 punishes a public servant who knowingly commits a person for trial, confinement, or detention in violation of

IPC Section 22 defines the term “movable property” under the Indian Penal Code, 1860. According to this section, movable property

IPC Section 219 punishes a public servant, especially a judge or government officer involved in judicial proceedings, who knowingly makes

IPC Section 218 deals with a public servant who intentionally prepares an incorrect record or writing to save someone from

IPC Section 217 deals with a situation where a public servant knowingly disobeys the law or official instructions to help

IPC Section 216 deals with the offence of harbouring a criminal who has escaped from legal custody or whose arrest

IPC Section 215 deals with the offence of taking any gift, money, or reward to help a person escape punishment

IPC Section 214 of the Indian Penal Code deals with offering any gift, property, or benefit to a person in

IPC Section 213 of the Indian Penal Code deals with a situation where a person accepts or agrees to accept

IPC Section 212 deals with the offence of harbouring an offender who has committed a crime. If a person knowingly

IPC Section 211 deals with giving false information or false complaints with the intention of causing harm to another person.