Category: IPC
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WhatsApp Status cannot be held offensive unless intention reflects
In this case, the Supreme Court considered whether WhatsApp status can be held offensive under sec. 153A of IPC. The… READ MORE
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Remarkable role of Doctrine of Necessity under IPC, Sec. 81
Introduction The legal system often encounters complex scenarios where individuals face imminent danger and must make split-second decisions to protect… READ MORE
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Detailed analysis of Section 304 of IPC: Difference between Guilty Intention and Guilty Knowledge
Introduction Recently Supreme Court have differentiated between the meaning of guilty intention and guilty knowledge within Section 304 of IPC… READ MORE
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Detailed analysis of General Exceptions under IPC: Sec. 76 to 106 of IPC
Introduction to General Exceptions The Indian Penal Code (IPC), enacted in 1860, serves as the primary criminal code of India,… READ MORE
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