Frequently Asked Questions

IPC Section 2 explains who can be punished under the Indian Penal Code (IPC). It states that every person who […]

IPC Section 199 deals with false statements made in declarations that are legally receivable as evidence. If a person knowingly

IPC Section 198 does not define a criminal offence. It is actually Section 198 of the Code of Criminal Procedure,

IPC Section 197 deals with issuing or signing a false certificate by a public servant. If a public servant knowingly

IPC Section 196 deals with the offence of using evidence that is known to be false in a judicial proceeding.

IPC Section 194 deals with giving or fabricating false evidence with the intention of getting someone convicted for a serious

IPC Section 193 deals with punishment for giving false evidence and creating fake evidence in a judicial proceeding. A person

IPC Section 192 defines the offence of fabricating false evidence under the Indian Penal Code. A person commits this offence

IPC Section 190 deals with the offence of threatening or inducing a person to refrain from applying for protection from

IPC Section 19 defines the term “Judge” under the Indian Penal Code, 1860. The section explains who can legally be

IPC Section 189 deals with threatening a public servant with injury to stop them from performing their official duty. If