IPC 61 : Repealed (Sentence of Forfeiture of Property)
IPC 61 addresses the abolition of certain punishments within the Indian Penal Code, detailing the implications.
IPC 60 : Sentence may be (in certain cases of imprisonment) wholly or partly rigorous or simple .
IPC 60 addresses the power to alter the mode of imprisonment within the Indian Penal Code and its legal implications.
IPC 59 : Repealed (Transportation Instead of Imprisonment).
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IPC 58 : Repealed (Offenders Sentenced to Transportation, How Dealt With Until Transported).
Section 58 of the Indian Penal Code was removed by the Code of Criminal Procedure (Amendment) Act in 1955. This means that it is no longer part of the legal code and does not apply to any legal proceedings or cases in India. The removal was part of broader changes to update and revise criminal laws in the country.
IPC 57 : Fractions of terms of punishment
IPC 57 deals with the calculation of punishment terms in fractions under the IPC.
IPC 56 : Repealed( Sentence of Europeans and Americans to penal servitude )
IPC 56 handles the commutation of death sentences, including legal provisions and conditions.
IPC 55 : Commutation of sentence of imprisonment for life .
IPC 55 explains the provisions for commuting a life imprisonment sentence under the IPC.