IPC 390
Introduction Robbery happens when someone steals or tries to steal, but during the theft, they hurt someone, threaten to hurt them, or make them scared of getting hurt or trapped. So, if there’s violence or fear involved in the stealing, it’s called robbery. What is IPC 390? Robbery, according to IPC 390, is when someone […]
IPC 389
Introduction IPC 389 is a rule that says it’s not okay to scare someone by threatening to say they did something wrong, like a crime, when they didn’t. It’s there to protect people from being bullied into giving up their things by making them afraid of false accusations. What is IPC 389? Putting person in […]
IPC 388
Introduction “Extortion by threat of accusation of an offence punishable with death or imprisonment for life” IPC 388 addresses situations where someone threatens to accuse another person of a serious crime that carries a punishment of death or life imprisonment, in order to extort something valuable from them. This law aims to protect individuals from […]
IPC 387
Introduction Putting a person in fear of death or grievous hurt to commit extortion:This section states that if any person, in order to commit extortion, puts or attempts to put any person in fear of death or grievous hurt to that person or to any other person, and by that injury commits extortion, such an […]
IPC 386
What is IPC 386 ? Big Threat, Big Trouble (Extortion with Violence) Definition of IPC Section 386 IPC Section 386 deals with the crime of extortion by threatening someone with death or severe harm to force them to give up their belongings. It involves scaring someone into giving away their property through the use of […]
IPC 385
Introduction Putting person in fear of injury in order to commit extortion”: This law states that it is a criminal offense to deliberately scare someone with the intention of extorting money or other valuables from them. This could involve making threats of physical harm or injury to coerce the victim into complying with the demands […]
IPC 384
definition and penalties associated with IPC Section 384, which addresses extortion or threats to compel someone to deliver property or valuable security. Understand the legal consequences of this offense.