Section 324: Voluntarily causing hurt by dangerous weapons or means
In Simple Words
Hurting with Weapons. Intentionally hitting or injuring someone using a weapon like a knife, rod, fire, poison, or acid.
Punishment & Penalties
Up to 3 years in prison, or fine, or both.. Non-bailable, Cognizable.
Real-Life Case Example
“Consider a situation where this rule is put to test. An individual acts in a way that aligns with the elements of Section 324, leading to a case where they are booked under this specific offense.”
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is Section 324 of IPC?
Voluntarily causing hurt by dangerous weapons or means. In simple terms: Hurting with Weapons. Intentionally hitting or injuring someone using a weapon like a knife, rod, fire, poison, or acid.
Is Section 324 of IPC a bailable offense?
Section 324 is classified as a Non-bailable offense. This means bail cannot be claimed as a right; the accused must apply to a magistrate or court.
What is the punishment for Section 324 of IPC?
Up to 3 years in prison, or fine, or both.. Non-bailable, Cognizable.
Can Section 324 of IPC be quashed by the High Court?
Section 324 is Non-compoundable (cannot be settled out of court). However, the High Court has inherent powers under Section 482 of CrPC / Section 528 of BNSS to quash FIRs in certain categories of disputes if the parties reach a compromise.
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