Frequently Asked Questions

IPC Section 21 defines the term “public servant” under the Indian Penal Code, 1860. It lists various categories of government-related […]

IPC Section 209 deals with dishonestly making a false claim in a court of law. It applies when a person

IPC Section 210 of the Indian Penal Code deals with the offence of fraudulently obtaining a decree or order from

IPC Section 208 deals with fraud or deception committed against a public servant while they are performing official duties. It

IPC Section 206 deals with intentionally hiding, transferring, or removing property to prevent it from being lawfully seized or attached

IPC Section 207 deals with making a false or fraudulent claim over property to stop it from being seized during

IPC Section 205 of the Indian Penal Code deals with false personation in court proceedings or legal actions. It applies

IPC Section 204 of the Indian Penal Code deals with intentionally destroying, hiding, or altering a document or electronic record

IPC Section 203 deals with punishment for giving false information regarding a crime. If a person knowingly gives false information

IPC Section 202 deals with intentionally hiding information about an offence from the police or lawful authority when a person

IPC Section 201 deals with causing the disappearance of evidence of a crime or giving false information to protect an

IPC Section 20 defines the term “Court of Justice” under the Indian Penal Code. It explains which authorities or bodies