(Word “cheating” is added.)
Please refer to BNS 317 for updated procedures & punishments.
IPC 410 in Simple Words
Property obtained through theft, extortion, robbery, misappropriation, or breach of trust is considered "stolen property," whether the act occurred within or outside India, but it stops being stolen property if a person legally entitled to it possesses it later on.
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What is 410 of IPC?
The property that has been stolen, extorted, or robbed, as well as property that has been criminally misappropriated, or for which 1 [***] criminal breaches of trust have been committed is considered stolen property. 2[Whether the transfer was made or the...
What is the IPC for possession of stolen property?
The IPC section 411 deals with anyone who owns property despite knowing that it is stolen. First, he is a criminal before the law. He will also be sentenced to at least three years in prison.