Section 93: Communication made in good faith | The Indian Penal Code, 1860

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Explanation using Example

Example 1:

Dr. Mehta, a cardiologist, informs Mr. Sharma, his patient, that he has a severe heart condition and needs immediate surgery. Dr. Mehta communicates this in good faith, believing it is in Mr. Sharma's best interest to know the severity of his condition. Mr. Sharma, upon hearing this news, suffers a heart attack due to the shock and passes away. Dr. Mehta has not committed an offence under Section 93 of the Indian Penal Code because his communication was made in good faith for the benefit of Mr. Sharma.

Example 2:

Ms. Rao, a school counselor, tells Rohan, a student, that his academic performance is very poor and he might not pass the year if he does not improve. She communicates this in good faith, intending to motivate Rohan to study harder. Rohan becomes extremel...

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Section 93 of IPC : Section 93: Communication made in good faith

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