Assault, Serious Injury & Personal Violence
Representation in offences against the body — hurt (Section 115 BNS), grievous hurt (Section 117), dangerous-weapon hurt (118) and acid attack (Section 124 BNS).
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Understanding Assault, Serious Injury & Personal Violence
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Medical-Legal Analysis
MLC and injury reports analysed to fix the correct grade of offence.
Private-Defence Advocacy
Right-of-private-defence and sudden-fight defences built on the facts.
Survivor Support
Acid-attack and serious-injury survivors guided on compensation and treatment.
Compounding Strategy
Settlement and compounding under Section 359 BNSS where the law permits.
Key Highlights
How We Help You
A straightforward, transparent path from first call to resolution.
1Medical Records
Procure the MLC, hospital records and FSL reports where applicable.
2Charge Mapping
Identify the exact BNS provision based on the injury and weapon.
3Trial / Settlement
Trial, or compounding under Section 359 BNSS where the offence is compoundable.
Documents Required
- MLC and hospital / treatment records
- FIR and statements
- Photographs of injuries and the weapon (if seized)
- Witness details
- Medical bills (for compensation claims)
Applicable Laws & Regulations
Key statutes, rules and judicial precedents that govern this service.
Section 115 & 117 BNS, 2023
Voluntarily causing hurt and grievous hurt.
Section 118 BNS, 2023
Voluntarily causing hurt / grievous hurt by dangerous weapons or means.
Section 124 BNS, 2023
Voluntarily causing grievous hurt by use of acid.
Sections 34–44 BNS, 2023
The right of private defence of body and property.
Sections 395 & 396 BNSS, 2023
Compensation orders and the Victim Compensation Scheme.
Common Pitfalls
Costly errors we routinely help clients fix — or better, avoid altogether.
Wrong Injury Grading
Treating grievous hurt as simple hurt (or vice versa) distorts both prosecution and defence.
Ignoring Private Defence
Failing to plead the right of private defence where the facts support it.
No Compensation Claim
Victims often miss the compensation route under Sections 395 / 396 BNSS.
Late Medical Examination
Delayed or incomplete MLC weakens the link between the injury and the incident.
Common Questions
Everything you need to know before you begin
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