Indian penal code 1860 Consists i) 584 Sections, 5 Schedules & 5 chapters j) 511 Sections, 23 chapter k) 156 Sections, 3 Schedules l) None of these

Indian penal code 1860 Consists

i) 584 Sections, 5 Schedules & 5 chapters

j) 511 Sections, 23 chapter

k) 156 Sections, 3 Schedules 

l) None of these

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