IPC Sections

IPC Section 133 deals with the offence of “abetment of assault by soldiers, sailors, or airmen.” It applies when a […]

IPC Section 132 deals with the offence of abetment of mutiny by soldiers, sailors, or airmen in the armed forces

IPC Section 131 deals with the offence of “abetting mutiny” or attempting to seduce a member of the armed forces

Indian Penal Code Section 130 deals with the offence of assisting or rescuing a prisoner of war or allowing such

IPC Section 13 defines the term “Queen” under the old Indian Penal Code, 1860. It states that the word “Queen”

IPC Section 129 of the Indian Penal Code dealt with offences committed by public servants who negligently allowed prisoners or

IPC Section 128 deals with the offence committed by a public servant or authority related to allowing a prisoner or

IPC Section 127 of the Indian Penal Code deals with “Receiving property taken by war or depredation.” It applies when

IPC Section 126 deals with the offence of committing depredation or preparing to commit depredation against the territory of a

IPC Section 125 does not actually exist in the Indian Penal Code (IPC). Most people usually mean Section 125 of

IPC Section 124 deals with the offence of assaulting or using criminal force against the President of India or the

Indian Penal Code IPC Section 123 deals with the offence of concealing a plan to wage war against the Government