Law on Assault Section 323,324,325,326
The cases of assault are increasing very rapidly these days. It involves assaulting a person and injuring him/her. In this, the person has legal provisions using which the person can file a complaint against the accused. This includes the following legal sections. can use
IPC Section 323 – For assault on a person, a case can be registered against the person under Section 323 and after the assault, the victim should get his medical MLC check done so that during the hearing in the court, MLC can be used as medical and legal proof. Certificate can be issued. After assault, MLC can be done from any doctor.
IPC Section 324 – Under Section 324 of IPC, the case is a crime of serious nature and criminal nature in which the victim is injured by a deadly weapon. To complain about this, the victim can directly lodge an FIR, this comes under the category of non-bailable crime. If the accused is found guilty then he can be punished with imprisonment up to three years. This crime is non-compoundable and even if later there is a compromise between the two parties, the FIR can be quashed only with the approval of the court. Is
IPC Section 325 – Under Section 325 of IPC, if serious injury is caused to a person then this case is registered under IPC 325. This case is cognizable but is also compoundable and bailable.
IPC Section 326 – Under Section 326, if a person is seriously injured by a deadly weapon or any part of his body is cut, which may include breaking a tooth or stabbing, or assault with a sharp weapon, which may include If there is a threat to life, then this case can be registered under IPC section 326. This crime is non-bailable and non-compoundable and there is a provision of punishment for 10 years or life imprisonment for this crime.
IPC Section 307 – A person commits an intentional attack to kill another person. This includes attempt to murder. In this, a case is registered against the guilty person under Section 307 of IPC and he can also be sentenced to life imprisonment.
IPC Section 308 – Under Section 308 of IPC, a person is attacked and his life is in danger but there is no intention to take his life or it is unintentional. In such a situation, if the person is found guilty, he will be sentenced to seven years’ imprisonment. There is a provision for punishment
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