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Court marriage, also known as civil marriage or registered marriage, refers to the legal union of two individuals recognized by the law.

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Section 39 BNSS : allows police to arrest a person who hides or gives false identity after a non-cognizable offence, ensuring accountability and fairness.

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Section 113 BNSS : BNSS Section 113 of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, which deals with legal requests from foreign countries for examining witnesses or collecting documents in India as part of a criminal investigation

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Section 102 of BNSS : which governs the proper legal handling of search warrants issued under sections 96 to 100. Includes key sections like 32, 72, 74, 76, 79, 80, and 81 to ensure fair and lawful searches.

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Section 147 BNSS : enforcement of court-ordered maintenance and interim maintenance, ensuring free copy of the order and action against non-payment.

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Section 79 of BNSS : BNSS Section 79 allows arrest warrants to be executed at any place in India, ensuring justice is maintained throughout the country.

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Section 174 BNSS ensures fair handling of non-cognizable cases, requiring Magistrate’s approval before investigation to protect citizens’ rights.

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Section 62 of BNSS : Image showing the importance of following legal procedures before arresting someone as per BNSS Section 62.

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BNSS Section 115 of Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita enables Indian courts to attach or forfeit properties obtained through crime, with cooperation from foreign contracting States.

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IPC Section 18 in India. Covers the legal definition of "India" as defined by the Code.