Download as PPTX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
Download as pptx, pdf, or txt
You are on page 1/ 8
HURT AND GRIEVOUS HURT
UNDER INDIAN PENAL CODE, 1860
By: Mrs. Rabab Khan Assistant Professor, faculty of Law, AMU Hurt • The ‘Hurt’ is defined in Section 319, IPC, 1860. • Hurt must be caused by one person to another person. • Hurt must be caused voluntarily. Hurt (Sec.319)
Bodily pain
Disease
Infirmity Hurt •Physic •Any •Inabil al pain •No direct B kind •Confli Di ity of an In o cting organ
se fir physic judici to al al perfo contac
dil t is decisi rm its
as m necess ons in functi ary respe on.
y •Durati cted •Temp
e it on of to orary pain is com or
pa immat munic perm erial ation
y •S. 95 anent of •Physi must
in sexua cal or not be attract l ment ed disea al ses Hurt • If act neither intended nor likely to cause death- Case may be of hurt provided the injury caused was not serious. • Cases- Bysagoonashyo Case Anis Beg Case Marana Goundan Case • Voluntarily causing hurt (S.321). • Punishment for voluntarily causing hurt(S.323). Grievous Hurt • Defined in Section 320, IPC, 1860. • More serious kind of hurt. • Must be voluntarily inflicted. Grievous Hurt Emasculati Injury to Deprivation on eyesight of hearing
Impairing Permanent Loss of limb disfiguration of or joint of limb head or face
Fracture or dislocation of a Dangerous bone or tooth hurt Grievous Hurt • Act neither intended nor likely to cause death may amount to Grievous Hurt if the injury caused was of a serious nature. • Cases: Gornvulue Case • Voluntarily causing grievous hurt (S.322). • Punishment for voluntarily causing grievous hurt (S.325).
