IPC Sections

Indian Penal Code, 1860 Section 159 defines the offence of “affray.” An affray happens when two or more persons fight […]

IPC Section 158 deals with the offence of “being hired to take part in an unlawful assembly or riot.” Under

IPC Section 157 deals with a public servant who intentionally allows a person to escape from custody or neglects to

IPC Section 156 deals with a public servant who fails to assist another public servant when legally required to do

IPC Section 149 deals with offences committed by an unlawful assembly. Under this section, if any member of an unlawful

IPC Section 15 defines the term “Government stamp” under the Indian Penal Code, 1860. It states that a government stamp

IPC Section 155 does not define any offence or punishment. It is actually Section 155 of the Code of Criminal

There is no IPC Section 154 in the current Indian Penal Code, 1860. Section 154 actually belongs to the Code

IPC Section 153 deals with acts that provoke people with the intention of causing a riot. If a person intentionally

IPC Section 152 deals with assaulting or obstructing a public servant while suppressing a riot, unlawful assembly, or affray. A

IPC Section 151 deals with knowingly joining or continuing in an unlawful assembly after being ordered to disperse by a

IPC Section 150 deals with the hiring, engaging, or employing of persons to join or serve in an unlawful assembly.