IPC Sections

IPC Section 416 defines the offence of “cheating by personation.” A person commits this offence when they cheat by pretending […]

IPC Section 415 defines the offence of cheating under the Indian Penal Code, 1860. A person commits cheating when they

IPC Section 414 deals with assisting in concealment of stolen property. A person can be punished under this section if

IPC Section 413 deals with habitually dealing in stolen property. This section applies when a person repeatedly receives, buys, sells,

IPC Section 412 deals with dishonestly receiving or keeping property that was stolen during the commission of dacoity. A person

IPC Section 411 deals with the offence of dishonestly receiving or keeping stolen property. A person can be punished under

IPC Section 410 defines the meaning of “stolen property” under Indian criminal law. A property becomes stolen property when possession

IPC Section 41 defines the term “Special Law” under the Indian Penal Code, 1860. According to this section, a special

IPC Section 409 deals with criminal breach of trust committed by a public servant, banker, merchant, broker, agent, or similar

IPC Section 408 deals with criminal breach of trust by a clerk, servant, or employee. This section applies when a

IPC Section 407 deals with criminal breach of trust by a carrier, warehouse-keeper, or similar person who receives property for

IPC Section 406 deals with the offence of criminal breach of trust. It applies when a person receives property, money,