Chapter IV – General Exceptions
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Chapter IV – General Exceptions is the portion of the Indian Penal Code that sets out the general legal defenses and circumstances under which an act does not constitute a criminal offense.
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| Chapter IV – General Exceptions canonical | 1 |
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Entity disambiguation (via context triple)
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Target entity: Chapter IV – General Exceptions Context triple: [Indian Penal Code, hasPart, Chapter IV – General Exceptions]
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Article XX (General Exceptions)
Article XX (General Exceptions) is a key provision of the GATT that allows World Trade Organization members to adopt trade-restrictive measures for specified public policy objectives, such as protecting human, animal or plant life and conserving exhaustible natural resources, provided certain conditions are met.
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B.
Article XIII General Provisions
Article XIII General Provisions is a section of the Illinois Constitution of 1970 that sets forth various overarching rules and miscellaneous provisions governing the operation and ethics of state government.
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C.
Clause 40
Clause 40 is a famous provision of the Magna Carta that promises royal justice will not be sold, denied, or delayed to any person.
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D.
Part E – Exemptions
Part E – Exemptions is the section of the International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea that outlines specific circumstances under which vessels may be exempted from certain regulatory requirements.
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E.
Title XIV – Miscellaneous
Title XIV – Miscellaneous is a section of the Food, Conservation, and Energy Act of 2008 that groups various supplemental and administrative provisions not covered under the law’s primary titles.
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- G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.
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Entity disambiguation (via description)
gpt-5-mini-2025-08-07
Target entity: Chapter IV – General Exceptions Target entity description: Chapter IV – General Exceptions is the portion of the Indian Penal Code that sets out the general legal defenses and circumstances under which an act does not constitute a criminal offense.
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A.
Article XX (General Exceptions)
Article XX (General Exceptions) is a key provision of the GATT that allows World Trade Organization members to adopt trade-restrictive measures for specified public policy objectives, such as protecting human, animal or plant life and conserving exhaustible natural resources, provided certain conditions are met.
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B.
Article XIII General Provisions
Article XIII General Provisions is a section of the Illinois Constitution of 1970 that sets forth various overarching rules and miscellaneous provisions governing the operation and ethics of state government.
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C.
Clause 40
Clause 40 is a famous provision of the Magna Carta that promises royal justice will not be sold, denied, or delayed to any person.
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D.
Part E – Exemptions
Part E – Exemptions is the section of the International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea that outlines specific circumstances under which vessels may be exempted from certain regulatory requirements.
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E.
Title XIV – Miscellaneous
Title XIV – Miscellaneous is a section of the Food, Conservation, and Energy Act of 2008 that groups various supplemental and administrative provisions not covered under the law’s primary titles.
- F. None of above. chosen
Statements (58)
| Predicate | Object |
|---|---|
| instanceOf |
chapter of statute
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part of Indian Penal Code ⓘ |
| appliesTo |
accident in doing a lawful act
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acts done by judges and public servants under certain conditions ⓘ acts done by mistake of fact in good faith ⓘ acts done by persons justified or by reason of mistake of fact believing themselves justified by law ⓘ acts done pursuant to a judgment or order of a court ⓘ acts done under compulsion or threat in specified situations ⓘ acts done under intoxication in specified circumstances ⓘ acts done with consent or for a person’s benefit under certain conditions ⓘ acts likely to cause harm but done without criminal intent and to prevent other harm ⓘ acts of children above seven and under twelve lacking sufficient maturity of understanding ⓘ acts of children under seven years of age ⓘ acts of persons of unsound mind ⓘ all offences under the Indian Penal Code unless otherwise provided ⓘ communication made in good faith ⓘ right of private defence of person and property ⓘ trivial acts causing slight harm ⓘ |
| bindingForce | binding on all criminal courts in India applying the Indian Penal Code ⓘ |
| containsSection |
Section 100
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Section 101 ⓘ Section 102 ⓘ Section 103 ⓘ Section 104 ⓘ Section 105 ⓘ Section 106 ⓘ Section 76 ⓘ Section 77 ⓘ Section 78 ⓘ Section 79 ⓘ Section 80 ⓘ Section 81 ⓘ Section 82 ⓘ Section 83 ⓘ Section 84 ⓘ Section 85 ⓘ Section 86 ⓘ Section 87 ⓘ Section 88 ⓘ Section 89 ⓘ Section 90 ⓘ Section 91 ⓘ Section 92 ⓘ Section 93 ⓘ Section 94 ⓘ Section 95 ⓘ Section 96 ⓘ Section 97 ⓘ Section 98 ⓘ Section 99 ⓘ |
| interpretationRule | exceptions must be read with the defining sections of offences ⓘ |
| isPartOf | Indian Penal Code ⓘ |
| jurisdiction | India ⓘ |
| legalFunction |
defines conditions where an act is not an offence
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provides general defenses to criminal liability ⓘ |
| legalSystem | Indian criminal law ⓘ |
| subjectMatter |
circumstances excluding criminal liability
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general defenses in criminal law ⓘ |
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Subject: Chapter IV – General Exceptions Description of subject: Chapter IV – General Exceptions is the portion of the Indian Penal Code that sets out the general legal defenses and circumstances under which an act does not constitute a criminal offense.
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