Indian Law

IPC Section 312 defines causing miscarriage without consent, penalizing unlawful abortion acts endangering life or health.

IPC Section 313 outlines the procedure for examining accused persons during trial to ensure fair justice.

IPC Section 314 punishes causing death by an act done with the intention of causing miscarriage without consent.

IPC Section 315 defines the offence of causing miscarriage without consent, outlining its scope and punishment to protect women's reproductive rights.

IPC Section 316 defines culpable homicide by a person causing death of a child under twelve years during childbirth or by an act done with intent to cause miscarriage.

IPC Section 317 defines causing death by negligence, covering unintentional fatal harm due to rash or negligent acts.

IPC Section 318 defines the offence of causing miscarriage without consent, outlining its scope and punishment.

IPC Section 319 defines the legal meaning of 'public servant' for criminal liability under Indian law.

IPC Section 320 defines grievous hurt and lists specific injuries considered grievous under Indian law.

IPC Section 321 defines 'Voluntarily causing hurt' and outlines its scope and punishment under Indian law.

IPC Section 322 defines voluntarily causing grievous hurt, detailing punishment and legal scope for serious bodily injuries.

IPC Section 323 defines punishment for voluntarily causing hurt, detailing scope and legal consequences.

IPC Section 324 covers voluntarily causing hurt by dangerous weapons or means, defining punishment and legal scope.

IPC Section 325 defines punishment for voluntarily causing grievous hurt, specifying imprisonment and fines for such offences.

IPC Section 326 defines punishment for voluntarily causing grievous hurt by dangerous weapons or means, ensuring protection against serious bodily harm.

IPC Section 327 penalizes voluntarily causing hurt to extort property or valuable security, ensuring protection against coercive violence.

IPC Section 328 penalizes causing hurt by means of poison or other harmful substances to endanger life or cause grievous hurt.

IPC Section 329 penalizes voluntarily causing hurt to extort property or valuable security, addressing coercion through violence.

IPC Section 330 punishes voluntarily causing hurt to extort property or valuable security, ensuring protection against violent coercion.

IPC Section 331 penalizes voluntarily obstructing a public servant from discharging official duties, ensuring lawful authority is respected.

IPC Section 332 punishes voluntarily causing hurt to public servants to deter obstruction of official duties.

IPC Section 333 penalizes causing grievous hurt to deter a public servant from duty, ensuring protection of officials.

IPC Section 334 covers voluntarily causing hurt on provocation, defining lesser punishment for offences committed in sudden anger.

IPC Section 335 covers causing grievous hurt by act endangering life or personal safety, defining punishment and scope.

IPC Section 336 penalizes acts endangering human life or personal safety of others by rash or negligent conduct.

IPC Section 337 addresses causing hurt by rash or negligent acts, defining liability for injuries without intent.

IPC Section 338 covers causing grievous hurt by an act done with the knowledge of risk, defining liability and punishment.

IPC Section 339 defines wrongful restraint, covering unlawful obstruction of a person's movement and its legal implications.

IPC Section 340 defines wrongful confinement by a person in authority, focusing on unlawful restraint by public servants or officials.

IPC Section 341 defines wrongful restraint, penalizing unlawful obstruction of a person's movement.

IPC Section 342 defines wrongful confinement, outlining unlawful restriction of a person's freedom of movement.

IPC Section 343 defines wrongful confinement, penalizing unlawful restriction of a person's freedom of movement.

IPC Section 344 defines punishment for wrongful confinement for three or more days, ensuring protection of personal liberty.

IPC Section 345 defines wrongful confinement in a place of worship or public religious assembly, protecting religious freedom and public order.

IPC Section 346 defines wrongful confinement for three or more days, focusing on unlawful restriction of liberty.

IPC Section 347 defines wrongful confinement, outlining unlawful restriction of a person's freedom of movement.

IPC Section 348 defines wrongful confinement in a place of worship or religious assembly to outrage religious feelings.

IPC Section 349 defines force used against a person without consent, covering its scope and legal implications.

IPC Section 350 defines criminal force and its legal implications in causing harm or intimidation.

IPC Section 351 defines assault, covering acts causing apprehension of criminal force without physical contact.

IPC Section 352 defines punishment for assault or criminal force without grave injury, addressing minor physical offenses.

IPC Section 353 addresses assault or criminal force to deter a public servant from duty, ensuring protection of lawful authority.

IPC Section 354 addresses assault or criminal force to a woman with intent to outrage her modesty, protecting women's dignity.

IPC Section 355 penalizes assault or criminal force intended to dishonour a person, protecting individual dignity and social respect.

IPC Section 356 addresses the punishment for criminal trespass by a public servant in a place of worship or sacred precincts.

IPC Section 357 outlines the procedure for compensation to victims of crime, ensuring justice beyond punishment.

IPC Section 358 defines the offence of assault or criminal force to deter a public servant from discharge of duty.

IPC Section 359 defines kidnapping, covering unlawful removal or confinement of a person, protecting personal liberty and safety.

IPC Section 360 covers the provision for releasing offenders on probation to reform without punishment.

IPC Section 361 defines the offence of kidnapping from lawful guardianship, protecting minors and others from unlawful removal.

IPC Section 362 defines punishment for wrongful confinement, protecting personal liberty against unlawful restraint.

IPC Section 363 defines kidnapping from lawful guardianship, covering unlawful taking or enticing of a minor or person under guardianship.

IPC Section 364 defines punishment for kidnapping or abducting a person with intent to murder or cause harm.

IPC Section 365 defines the offence of kidnapping or abducting with intent to secretly and wrongfully confine a person.

IPC Section 366 defines kidnapping, abducting, or inducing a woman to compel marriage or illicit intercourse.

IPC Section 367 defines kidnapping or abducting in order to subject a person to grievous hurt, slavery, or wrongful confinement.

IPC Section 368 defines the offence of causing grievous hurt by act endangering life or personal safety of others.

IPC Section 369 addresses kidnapping or abducting a child under ten to steal from its person or unlawfully confine it.

IPC Section 370 criminalizes human trafficking, prohibiting buying, selling, or recruiting persons for exploitation.

IPC Section 371 penalizes dishonestly or fraudulently withholding or disposing of property entrusted for a specific purpose.