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CERTIFICATE COURSE ON INDIAN PENAL CODE

Indian Penal Code 1860 is the longest surviving code in the common law world which is nothing but a testimony of how well thought it would have been at the time of creation. The Code was enacted in 1860 and came into force on January 1, 1862. The Code is subdivided into 23 chapters which comprise 511 sections.

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The code endeavours to cover all substantive aspects of criminal law. It is significant to mention that the Code has survived for over 160 years now without substantial amendments coming in. Although we do have a new bill in place to replace the Code i.e. Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita however this will take some time and more or less a number of provisions will remain same.

Indian Penal Code is considered as the backbone of criminal law in India.  There are numerous aspects of the Code which a law student and even a non-legal student must be aware of. These are some basic concepts and tenets of the criminal legal system in India. The course has been designed to help you gain knowledge about the criminal justice system and understand the structure and concepts of the Code.

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The curriculum has been designed to give you a brief idea about the Indian Penal Code, touching upon all important aspects. Wherever possible landmark laws have been covered to give you a glimpse of the latest happenings.

 

The Course is divided in 4 Modules which are further sub-divided to cover different topics. Through this course you shall learn –

1. An introduction to the Indian Penal Code and the general principles of criminal law in India

2. General exceptions under IPC, the right to private defence and criminal conspiracy

3. Offences against the state, public tranquillity, public justice, and public servants

4. Offences against the human body, property and offences relating to marriage

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Upon Submission of the Application Form, we shall contact you on 29th February, 2024

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  • Last Date for receipt of Applications - 29 February '24

  • Date of Commencement of Course - 1 March '24

     

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