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Give incorrect response. In order to avail the defence under section 87 of the I.P.C. the following conditions must be fulfilled: |
A. | Person giving consent is above 18 years of age. |
B. | If the act is done neither with the intention of causing death nor with the knowledge that it is likely to cause death or grievous hurt. |
C. | Harm is caused to any person with his consent whether express or implied. |
D. | Section 87 does not fix any age of the person consenting but section 90 says that consent in order to be valid must be of a person who is above 12 years, therefore, under section 87 also person giving consent must be above 12 years and not 18 years. |
Answer» D. Section 87 does not fix any age of the person consenting but section 90 says that consent in order to be valid must be of a person who is above 12 years, therefore, under section 87 also person giving consent must be above 12 years and not 18 years. |
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