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   What is defamation under Section 499 IPC?

   • To constitute „defamation‟ under Section 499 IPC, there must be an imputation and such imputation must have been made with intention of harming or with a knowledge or having reason to believe that it will harm the reputation of the person about whom it is made. In essence, the offence of defamation is the harm caused to the reputation of a person.

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   What is the fifth exception to Section 499 IPC?

   • Fifth exception to Section 499 IPC is not applicable to the present proceedings as it is solely based upon the proposition of good faith, which cannot be decided at a preliminary stage and could only be determined after completion of trial.

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   What is Section 499?

   • Section 499 provides that whoever publishes any imputation concerning any person with an intention to harm or with the knowledge or with reason to believe that such imputation will harm the reputation of such person, is said to have defamed that person. The publication can be in the form of writing, speech, signs or visible representation.

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   What is a non-bailable offense under IPC?

   • A Complete Guide to Offenses Under IPC It depends on the specific offense committed under this section. Non-bailable if the conspiracy is related to a non-bailable offense. Bailable Offense: The accused has a right to secure bail from the police or court. The police officer can grant bail without requiring court permission.

   Is Bailable or Not? A Complete Guide to Offenses Under IPC - LawRato

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2. www.sriramsias.com › upsc-daily-current-affairsDefamation Laws in India: Balancing Freedom of Speech

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   2 days ago · These laws are critical in maintaining the dignity of individuals and entities against false or malicious allegations. The Indian Penal Code, 1860 (IPC) provides the legal framework for defamation, which is addressed under Sections 499 and 500.

3. www.livelaw.in › high-court › kerala-high-courtKerala High Court Monthly Digest- September 2024 [Citations ...

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   4 days ago · The Kerala High Court has held that defamation through statements or posts on Facebook and other social media platforms comes under cyber defamation, thus justifying invocation of Section 499...

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5. indianvartha.com › supreme-court-stays-criminalSupreme Court stays criminal defamation proceedings against ...

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   5 days ago · “In our country, the freedom of speech is a fundamental right under Article 19(1)(a) of the Constitution and the threshold to curb free speech and expression in the political discourse under Section 499 of the Indian penal Code (criminal defamation) is high”, a Bench of Justices Hrishikesh roy and S V N Bhatti observed.

6. www.tribuneindia.com › news › haryanaPunjab and Haryana High Court issues notice in Om Prakash ...

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   2 days ago · Rathee, then posted as Additional Director-General of Police, moved a private complaint against 34 persons under Sections 499, 500, 501 of the IPC, alleging that the petitioner issued...

7. www.tgnns.com › telangana › ktr-defamation-noticeKTR Defamation Notice Against Konda Surekha on Samantha issue

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   5 days ago · The law permits the affected party to seek damages in a civil court or file a criminal complaint under Section 499 and Section 500 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC). These sections pertain to defamation, with Section 500 prescribing punishment, which may include imprisonment or a fine.

8. lawrato.com › indian-kanoon › criminal-lawIs Bailable or Not? A Complete Guide to Offenses Under IPC

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   1 day ago · Description. Is bailable or not. Difference Between Bailable and Non-Bailable Offense: Bailable Offense: The accused has a right to secure bail from the police or court. The police officer can grant bail without requiring court permission. Non-Bailable Offense: Bail is not a right; it is at the discretion of the court.

9. timesofindia.indiatimes.com › city › nashikNashik Court Summons Rahul Gandhi for Alleged Defamatory ...

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   5 days ago · Deepali Kaduskar, the additional chief judicial magistrate, in her order dated Sept 27, summoned Rahul Gandhi under section 204 of the CrPC to appear before the court for offences under sections 499 (defamation) and 504 (intentional insult) of the Indian Penal Code (IPC). The order does not mention when Rahul Gandhi has to appear before the court.