IPC Sections

IPC Section 89 protects a person from criminal liability when an act is done in good faith for the benefit […]

IPC Section 88 protects a person from criminal liability when they cause harm while acting in good faith for another

IPC Section 87 protects a person from criminal liability when an act is done with the consent of an adult

IPC Section 86 deals with offences that require a particular intention or knowledge when the accused was intoxicated. If a

IPC Section 85 provides protection to a person who commits an act while intoxicated, but only if the intoxication was

IPC Section 84 provides a legal defence to a person who commits an act while suffering from unsoundness of mind.

IPC Section 83 provides protection to a child above seven years of age but below twelve years if the child

IPC Section 82 provides complete legal protection to a child below seven years of age from criminal liability in India.

IPC Section 81 explains the legal principle of necessity. It protects a person from criminal liability when an act is

IPC Section 80 provides legal protection for an accident that happens while doing a lawful act in a lawful manner

IPC Section 8 defines the meaning of the word “gender” under the Indian Penal Code, 1860. According to this section,

IPC Section 79 protects a person from criminal liability when they do an act believing in good faith that the