IPC Section 434
Discover the consequences of IPC Section 434, with possible imprisonment, fines, or both for committing mischief against landmarks
IPC Section 433
Introduction of IPC Section 433 PC Section 433 protects vital navigational aids at sea and penalizes those who disrupt them, ensuring sailor safety. This law is crucial for safeguarding maritime operations and preventing acts of mischief that could endanger lives and disrupt navigation. What is IPC 433 ? IPC Section 433 punishes mischief aimed at […]
IPC Section 432
Learn about IPC Section 432 which protects public water sources from pollution, ensuring access to clean and safe water.
IPC Section 431
IPC Section 431, called ‘Mischief by damaging public places,’ describes the crime of purposely damaging roads, bridges, rivers, or channels.
IPC Section 430
IPC Section 430 deals with the intentional damage to irrigation systems or wrongful diversion of water from its intended path.
IPC Section 429
IPC Section 429, titled “Mischief by killing or maiming cattle,” defines the offense of intentionally killing, maiming, or rendering useless any cattle belonging to another person.
IPC Section 428
IPC Section 428, “Mischief by killing or maiming animal,” addresses the offense of intentionally causing harm to or rendering useless any animal belonging to another person.