Things worth knowing.
Not marketing. Section explainers, the code mappings, and the parts of legal research that quietly go wrong — written because we hold the corpus to check them.
Every IPC section and what replaced it in the BNS
The Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita did not renumber the Indian Penal Code — it rewrote it. Some sections moved, some merged, some were split, and a few have no successor at all. Here is the mapping, and the traps in it.
The Section 139 presumption: what it covers, and how it is rebutted
Rangappa settled that the presumption extends to the existence of a legally enforceable debt. Basalingappa set out how an accused discharges it. Knowing both is the difference between a complaint that survives and one that does not.
Why your case-law search returns judgments you lost
Search "cheque issued as security is not an enforceable debt" on any Indian case-law site and you will get judgments where counsel argued exactly that — and the court rejected it. The words match. The outcome does not.