General Exceptions BNS 2023 I Right of Private Defence I Sections 34-37 I Self Defence I

Watch full playlist,BNS, 2023 :    • Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023-LLB SYLLABUS...   Watch full playlist, LAW OF TORTS:    • Law of torts   In this video, we break down Sections 34, 35, 36 and 37 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023 (BNS) — the new criminal code replacing the IPC. These sections define the right of private defence, explaining when a person can legally protect themselves, others, or property, and where that right has limits. We’ll explore: What actions count as lawful private defence (Section 34) The scope of the right—defending body and property (Section 35) Protection against acts by persons of unsound mind or intoxicated individuals (Section 36) The restrictions and boundaries on this right (Section 37) By the end, you’ll clearly understand when self-defence is justified, how much force can be used, and when it crosses into offence. Perfect for law students, aspirants, and anyone curious about how India’s new legal system views self-defence.