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What does Section 84 of the IPC state regarding the liability of a person?

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Question: What does Section 84 of the IPC state regarding the liability of a person?

Options:

  1. Liability for acts done under duress
  2. Liability for acts done in a state of intoxication
  3. Liability for acts done by a person of unsound mind
  4. Liability for acts done in self-defense

Correct Answer: Liability for acts done by a person of unsound mind

Solution: 

Section 84 states that a person of unsound mind is not liable for any act committed by them, as they cannot understand the nature of the act.

What does Section 84 of the IPC state regarding the liability of a person?

Practice Questions

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What does Section 84 of the IPC state regarding the liability of a person?
  1. Liability for acts done under duress
  2. Liability for acts done in a state of intoxication
  3. Liability for acts done by a person of unsound mind
  4. Liability for acts done in self-defense

Questions & Step-by-Step Solutions

What does Section 84 of the IPC state regarding the liability of a person?
  • Liability of Unsound Mind – Section 84 of the IPC states that individuals who are of unsound mind are not criminally liable for their actions due to their inability to understand the nature of those actions.
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