How many exceptions are to be offence of defamation?
Answers
Answer:If a person is found guilty of having committed defamation in terms of Section 499 of the IPC, the punishment is stipulated in Section 500: simple imprisonment for up to two years and/or a fine. The CrPC, which lays down the procedural aspects of the law, states that the offence is non-cognisable and bailable.
There are 10 exceptions of the offence of defamation that are mentioned below:
Under section 499 of IPC there are 10 exceptions of the offence of defamation.
- First exception:- Requirements of publishing and making Public items through truth imputations.
- Second expectation:- Conduct of public characteristic of by way of public servant
- Third expectation :- For meeting on a public question request station is made by means of the person.
- Fourth exception:- The Court's proceedings consequences and reports have been published within the fourth exception.
- Fifth expectation:- The Court of Justice determined the deserves of case both civil or criminal and behavior of witnesses.
- Sixth exception:- Performance of public that lead to success on deserves.
- Seventh exception:- Lawful authority that one character have on any other in appropriate faith then a censure is passed.
- Eighth exception:- A person accuses the other man or woman on whom he has lawful authority.
- Ninth exception:- Protection of one's hobby aur others interest with the aid of his accurate religion imputations had been made.
- Tenth exception:- For public precise caution is intended.