Anonymous
08 November 2019 at 19:08
Respected sir,
Does a credit card dues comes under section 420?
Regards
Anonymous
08 November 2019 at 16:08
1. What are the required documents to recall the LOC ?
2. Alligation Dates mentioned in FIR and Complaint copy are different. Which dates they will consider for case trial?
3. As I am using pre-paid SIM , how can I get the call history for past 3years ? When I approached service provider they told me, i can get only past 6months call history. Is there any possibility to get call history?
Thanks in advance.
Anonymous
08 November 2019 at 08:38
I am working in foreign country and police officer has raised LOC without serving notice. As am not aware of the LOC issued by Police officer, i came to india, at immigration they arrested under 376(1),420,509 IPC. After 1month released on bail. Now how to recall the LOC? To whom I need to approach? Police officer or Court (High court or lower court). I am approaching many people but no one is giving clear information. Please help me with the process.
Sunil Kinger
06 November 2019 at 20:27
My Society MC members submitted the Bonds required as per the Societies act only after I kept pursuing them. It is found that they made the Bonds on back dated Stamp papers issued in the names of third parties.
They put the society stamp on the front page to make it look they were genuinely issued in their names.
RTI replies have proved the papers were issued to other persons.
Can the MC members be prosecuted under any criminal law/act
VINOD VERMA
06 November 2019 at 01:27
AMOUNT NOT SHOWN IN BOOKS OF ACCOUNT
AMOUNT NOT SHOWN IN INCOME TAX RETURN
TRANSACTION RELATES TO THE YEAR 2002-2003
NO DOCUMENTARY EVIDENCE OF THE TRANSACTION OF DELIVERY OF SHARES
CAN THE SAME BE TAKEN AS LEGALLY ENFORCEABLE DEBT OR OTHER LIABILITY
CHEQUE ISSUED DATED 31.03.2009 WITHOUT ANY VALIDATION AGREEMENT
Anonymous
04 November 2019 at 20:49
Sir,if a candidate applying for govt. Job. Has been fined for rs 600 under Bombay police act section 110,117 . Will it impact govt job
Shruti Shruti
03 November 2019 at 07:48
Hi All,
I am appearing as party in person for the case against a criminal case in magistrate court. The case is about family fights for which the defacto complainant made a criminal complaint as tress pass in hhouse, criminal intimidation, harras.
As I am working, I am not able to get leaves from office to appear for hearings.
Is there an option to request for providing the hearings on saturday (In this magistrate every 1st saturday is working day).?
Anonymous
02 November 2019 at 21:50
Sir,
There is one case pending for maintenance and it is at the stage of cross examination of the me and it is deferred . now all of sudden respondent (husband) has moved an application without any section/ provision to bring on record some chats/ messages which are claimed to be of mine and attached one certificate under sec65 B . Now ques is whether respondent can bring at this stage where I am being cross examined and it is deferred can file application to bring on record some documents which he has not filed earlier with his Written statement. If yes then under which provision/ section of law. (civil or criminal). Further second ques is when I was at my matrimonial home then he has taken my phone silently and take some screenshots of messages/ chats with some of my friend and these were available with him since begining of the case and now he wants to bring chats on record by moving an application to place some additional documents/ chats. He has taken those chats by fraud from my phone . How he can put all those chats done from my number to my friend. Could court ask him that how he had all those, I believe Taking chats from someone numbers without his consent is an offence .Please suggest . I need the support and help.
S SRINIVAS
01 November 2019 at 14:29
In the 498-A case :
The accused was examined U/s 31 of Cr.P.C. the case was posted for the witness of Accused. Accused wants to submit the some documents to the court. Which section of the Cr.P.C. gives the provision to file the documents in support of his evidence?
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Vipin Sahu went for an 11-day trip to Manali in September this year along with his friend Rakesh Singh and Pankaj Tripathi. He has a crippling fear of height, feels extremely nauseous, and suffers from breathlessness on heights. He took on a paragliding stunt after his friends challenged him. On 5th September 2019, they went to Dobhi, Himachal Pradesh and booked a para-gliding activity at High Fly of Kullu Manali for 6th September 2019 for around 10 am. Due to traffic jam, they reached the top at 12 pm. The pilots warned Rakesh to not go for the para gliding as there were chances of rain, but Rakesh forced the Pilot to take them for the activity. All the three signed the consent forms before starting the activity.
Gagandeep was allotted as a pilot for Vipin. Gagandeep gave all the instructions to Vipin before starting the activity. Just after jumping, Vipin Felt that his harness was not strapped on properly and gave him a feeling that he was slipping. In panic, he started yelling at the pilot and requested him to land him as soon as possible. The instructor (pilot) kept asking him not to panic and to straighten his legs because he was not able to balance the paraglider. However, Sahu kept on crying, screaming, and requesting to land him. The pilot lost control of the paraglider; the wing of the glider brushed a tree and plummeted 40 feet onto a concrete ground. Gagandeep died in the accident while the tourist with him was injured. Police investigation was carried out and a case has been registered against Vipin and Sahu under Sections 304A (causing death by negligence) and 337 (endangering life by rash or negligently act) of the Indian Penal Code.
Vipin and Rakesh has filed an application (taking defence under the general exception) to quash all the charges against them.
Note:-
A video shot by the tourist has cleared the air on the sequence of events leading to the crash. The video shows the pilot trying to control the glider after strong winds changed its direction and took if far away from the landing site. However, the glider brushed against a tree and eventually crashed into a concrete floor, leading to the fatal accident.