In briefCriminal intimidation under Section 351 BNS and Section 506 IPC, intentional insult under Section 352, and insult to a woman's modesty under Section 7LAWIZARD Study Notes Criminal Intimidation, Insult and Annoyance — Sections 351 to 355 BNS (Sections 503 to 510 IPC): Complete Notes 6 September 2026
In briefCriminal defamation under Section 356 BNS and Section 499 IPC — publication, intention, the ten exceptions, good faithLAWIZARD Study Notes Criminal Defamation in India — Section 356 BNS (Section 499 IPC): Complete Notes 6 September 2026
In briefComplete AIBE XXI solved paper (Set A, held 7 June 2026) — all 100 questions with the Bar Council of India's final answer key…LAWIZARD Law Exams AIBE 21 (XXI) Solved Question Paper and Official Answer Key (Sets A–D) — All 100 Questions Explained 1 September 2026
In briefInchoate liability under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita 2023 — attempt (s 62), abetment (s 45) and criminal conspiracy (s 61), with IPC numberingLAWIZARD Study Notes Attempt, Abetment and Criminal Conspiracy — Sections 45 to 62, BNS 2023, With Every Case You Need 30 August 2026
In briefHow to read a judgment: find the ratio, spot obiter, use per incuriam and sub silentio, check Bench strength, and cite with neutral citations.LAWIZARD Study Notes How to Read a Judgment: Ratio, Obiter, Per Incuriam, and What Actually Binds 27 August 2026
In briefInsanity defence under s 22, BNS 2023 (s 84 IPC): M'Naghten Rules, legal vs medical insanity, what fails, burden of proof and Ahmadulla.LAWIZARD Study Notes Legal Insanity Is Not Medical Insanity: Section 22, BNS 2023 and the M’Naghten Rules Explained 26 August 2026
In briefPrivate defence under BNS 2023: the seven situations in s 38 where killing is no offence, the s 37 limits, property rights and burden…LAWIZARD Study Notes The Seven Situations Where Indian Law Lets You Kill: Private Defence Under Sections 34 to 44, BNS 2023 26 August 2026
In briefCommon intention vs common object under BNS 2023: ss 3(5) and 190 explained with Pandurang, Masalti, Nanak Chand and the six-point test.LAWIZARD Study Notes Common Intention vs Common Object — Sections 3(5) and 190, BNS 2023, With Every Case You Need 25 August 2026
In briefCulpable homicide vs murder under BNS 2023: ss 100-106 explained with Virsa Singh, Nanavati, the four clauses, five Exceptions and key changes.LAWIZARD Study Notes Culpable Homicide and Murder Explained — Sections 100 to 106, BNS 2023, With Every Case You Need 25 August 2026
In briefA complete guide to mens rea in Indian criminal law: intention, knowledge, negligence, motive, strict liability, vicarious and corporate liability - wLAWIZARD Study Notes Mens Rea Explained – Doctrine, Case Law and Every BNS 2023 Section Number You Need 25 August 2026
