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 briefConvert any IPC section to BNS and back. Search by number or offence name. All 511 IPC and 358 BNS sections, with punishment changes…LAWIZARD Legal Tools IPC to BNS Section Converter — Search Any Section in Both Codes 29 August 2026
In briefSection 420 IPC is now BNS 318(4). Cheating, criminal breach of trust and misappropriation under ss 314-319 — what changed, and the civil/criminal linLAWIZARD Study Notes Section 420 No Longer Exists: Cheating, Criminal Breach of Trust & Misappropriation Under BNS ss 314–319 28 August 2026
In briefBNS ss 303-313 explained: theft, the new offence of snatching, extortion, robbery and dacoity — IPC mapping, leading cases, Pillai study notes.LAWIZARD Study Notes Theft, Snatching, Extortion, Robbery & Dacoity Under BNS 2023 — Sections 303 to 313 Explained 27 August 2026
In briefSupreme Court's ten directions in State of UP v Ajmal Beg on dowry trial delays: 60-90 day charge benchmark, witness calendars, reporting dates.LAWIZARD Supreme Court Frame Charge in 60–90 Days, Reasons for Every Adjournment: Supreme Court’s Ten Directions on Dowry Trials 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
