IPC Sections

IPC Section 78 protects a person from criminal liability when an act is done under a court judgment or order […]

IPC Section 74 deals with the imprisonment that may be awarded when a person does not pay a fine imposed

IPC Section 73 deals with solitary confinement as a form of punishment under Indian criminal law. It allows a court

IPC Section 77 protects judges from criminal liability for acts done while performing judicial duties. If a judge acts judicially

IPC Section 76 protects a person from criminal liability when they do an act because they are legally bound to

IPC Section 75 deals with enhanced punishment for repeat offenders in certain situations. If a person has already been convicted

IPC Section 72 deals with breach of confidentiality by a public servant or any person who lawfully receives information under

IPC Section 71 deals with situations where one act results in multiple offences under the Indian Penal Code. The section

IPC Section 7 explains the meaning of the phrase “Government” under the Indian Penal Code, 1860. It clarifies that references

IPC Section 69 deals with the commutation of punishment, meaning the government may substitute a sentence of imprisonment for another

IPC Section 68 states that if a person is sent to jail only because they failed to pay a court-imposed

IPC Section 67 dealt with imprisonment for non-payment of a fine when the offence itself was punishable only with a