Section 213 requires the manner of offence to be stated when basic particulars (time/place/person) don't give sufficient notice. Theft at a time and place is self-explanatory. But cheating (how was the deception done?) and false evidence (which portion is false?) require manner specification.

1. 1 Pick up CrPC.
2. 2 Go to Section 213 — When manner of committing offence must be stated.
3. 3 Read Illustration (a): 'A is accused of the theft of a certain article at a certain time and place. The charge need not set out the manner in which the theft was effected.' ✓
4. 4 Other illustrations show cheating, false evidence, disobedience all require manner to be stated.

The text reads: Section 213 Illustration (a): Theft charge need not set out the manner. But cheating, false evidence, and disobedience charges must state the manner.