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SECTION 339 IPC - Indian Penal Code - Wrongful restraint
Last Updated: 01 Apr, 2024
By Advocate Chikirsha Mohanty
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IPC 339 in Simple Words
Section 339 of the Indian Penal Code states that if someone willingly blocks another person's path, preventing them from moving in a direction they have the right to go, it is considered 'wrongful restraint'.
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What is IPC section 339?
According to section 339 of the IPC, wrongful restraint is committed by anyone who obstructs another person in order to prevent them from moving in a direction that they have the right to move. 11 Dec 2023
What is Section 339 of the IPC for car parking?
Parking your vehicle in front a house is not allowed. The IPC section 339 allows the house owner to file a complaint against the driver or owner of a vehicle. Parking your vehicle in front someone's home is illegal. IPC section 339 allows the house owner to file a complaint against the driver or owner of the vehicle. 13 Dec 2023
What is the IPC 339 to 348?
Anyone who wrongfully restrains another person will be punished by simple imprisonment of up to one month or a fine that can reach five hundred rupees or both.
What is Section 340 of the IPC?
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