IPC Section 1
IPC Section 1, which defines the territorial extent and applicability of the Indian Penal Code across India.
IPC Section 2
IPC Section 2, which defines the applicability of the Indian Penal Code to all offenses committed within India.
IPC Section 3
IPC Section 3 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) stipulates that any person who commits an offence beyond the borders of India, which is punishable under the IPC and by law is to be tried within India, shall be dealt with in the same manner as if the offence had been committed within Indian territory.
IPC 4
IPC 4, which extends the Indian Penal Code to offenses committed abroad by Indian citizens, on Indian vessels, or targeting Indian computer resources.
IPC Section 5
IPC Section 5, which ensures the Indian Penal Code respects special and local laws, maintaining legal harmony.
IPC Section 6
IPC Section 6, which deals with general exceptions in the Indian Penal Code, ensuring fair and consistent application of the law .
IPC Section 7
IPC Section 7 provides a defense for acts done under a perceived legal duty. If accepted, it can free the accused from being held liable.