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When Consent is NOT a Defense? BNS Section 29, 30 & 31 Explained

When Consent is NOT a Defense? BNS Section 29, 30 & 31 Explained Welcome to Sunder JD Law Education. In today's video, we continue our deep dive into Chapter III of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), 2023, focusing on Sections 29, 30, and 31. These sections cover the critical legal defenses of Consent, Good Faith, and Communication. In this video, you will learn: Section 29: Why consent does not protect you if the act is an offense against society, such as illegal miscarriage or public nuisance. (Old IPC Section 91) . Section 30 (The Good Samaritan Law): How the law protects doctors and individuals acting in good faith to save a life in emergencies when consent cannot be obtained. (Old IPC Section 92) . Section 31 (The Honest Messenger): Why delivering bad news in good faith for a person's benefit is not a crime, even if it causes shock or harm. (Old IPC Section 93) . Understanding these "General Exceptions" is vital for every citizen, medical professional, and legal practitioner to know when an act is excused by the circumstances. Free Legal Education For All. #BNS #freelawclasses