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General Exceptions in IPC Explained

This document provides an overview of Chapter IV of the Indian Penal Code 1860 which covers general exceptions to offenses. It outlines different sections that provide exceptions for acts done under legal obligation, by judges acting judicially, pursuant to a court order, in private defense of self or property, and other specific circumstances.

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General Exceptions in IPC Explained

This document provides an overview of Chapter IV of the Indian Penal Code 1860 which covers general exceptions to offenses. It outlines different sections that provide exceptions for acts done under legal obligation, by judges acting judicially, pursuant to a court order, in private defense of self or property, and other specific circumstances.

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Indian Penal Code 1860

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Chapter IV – General Exceptions

Section 76:- Act done by a person bound, or


by mistake of fact believing himself bound, by
law

Nothing is an offence which is done by a person who


is, or who by reason of a mistake of fact and not by
reason of a mistake of law in good faith believes
himself to be, bound by law to do it.

Illustrations

(a) A, a soldier, [res on a mob by the order of his


superior of[cer, in conformity with the commands
of the law. A has committed no offence.

(b) A, an of[cer of a Court of Justice, being ordered


by that Court to arrest Y, and after due enquiry,
believing Z to be Y, arrests Z. A has committed no
offence.

Section 77:- Act of Judge when acting


judicially

Section 78:- Act done pursuant to the


judgment or order of Court

Section 79:- Act done by a person justi[ed, or


by mistake of fact believing himself, justi[ed,
by law

Section 80:- Accident in doing a lawful act

Section 81:- Act likely to cause harm, but


done without criminal intent, and to prevent
other harm

Section 82:- Act of a child under seven years


of age

Section 83:- Act of a child above seven and


under twelve of immature understanding

Section 84:- Act of a person of unsound mind

Section 85:- Act of a person incapable of


judgment by reason of intoxication caused
against his will

Section 86:- Offence requiring a particular


intent or knowledge committed by one who is
intoxicated

Section 87:- Act not intended and not known


to be likely to cause death or grievous hurt,
done by consent

Section 88:- Act not intended to cause death,


done by consent in good faith for person’s
bene[t

Section 89:- Act done in good faith for


bene[t of child or insane person, by or by
consent of guardian

Section 90:- Consent known to be given


under fear or misconception

Section 91:- Exclusion of acts which are


offences independently of harm cause

Section 92:- Act done in good faith for


bene[t of a person without consent

Section 93:- Communication made in good


faith

Section 94:- Act to which a person is


compelled by threats

Section 95:- Act causing slight harm

Section 96:- Things done in private defence

Section 97:- Right of private defence of the


body and of property

Section 98:- Right of private defence against


the act of a person of unsound mind, etc.

Section 99:- Acts against which there is no


right of private defence

Section 100:- When the right of private


defence of the body extends to causing death

Section 101:- When such right extends to


causing any harm other than death

Section 102:- Commencement and


continuance of the right of private defence of
the body

Section 103:- When the right of private


defence of property extends to causing death

Section 104:- When such right to causing any


harm other than death

Section 105:- Commencement and


continuance of the right of private defence of
property

Section 106:- Right of private defence against


deadly assault when there is risk of harm to
innocent person

By Raman Devgan
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