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Consent as a legal defence under Sections 87–93 IPC is a core concept of criminal law and a judiciary exam favourite. These provisions explain when an act causing harm is not an offence because it was done with the victim’s consent or for their benefit.

In this video, we simplify:
✅ Section 87 IPC – Consent to risk of harm (over 18 years)
✅ Section 88 IPC – Acts done in good faith with consent
✅ Section 89 IPC – Consent on behalf of children or persons of unsound mind
✅ Section 90 IPC – When consent is invalid (fear, misconception)
✅ Section 92 & 93 IPC – Emergency acts without consent and communication in good faith
✅ Landmark case laws & exam tips for Judiciary Prelims & Mains

📌 Relevant Provisions:

Sections 87–93 IPC

Concept of volenti non fit injuria

Key cases: Poonai Fattemah v. Emperor, Bishambhar v. State of UP

🔥 Judiciary aspirants, law students, and lawyers must master these sections to tackle problem questions and apply defences effectively in exams and practice.




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