BNS 43
bns 43 Defending property from theft, robbery, trespassing, mischief, or house-breaking
BNS 42
BNS 42, which outlines the rules for using force to defend property. It emphasizes that while you can use force to stop theft, damage, or trespassing, deadly force is not allowed.
BNS 41
BNS 41 :You can use deadly force to protect your property in specific situations like robbery, burglary, or arson, but only if you believe your life or safety is in immediate danger.
BNS 40
BNS 40, which allows a person to protect themselves as soon as they sense danger and until it is gone.
BNS 39
BNS 39, where you can cause harm to protect yourself but cannot kill the attacker unless the situation is extremely serious.
BNS 38
BNS 38, detailing when you can use deadly force in self-defense, such as in cases of imminent death, severe injury, or serious criminal intentions.
BNS 37
BNS 37 outlines when you cannot claim self-defense against public servants acting within their duties