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Anonymous   11 January 2012 at 21:15

Anticipatory bail

can any one get an anticipatory bail without an FIR in AP

Anonymous   11 January 2012 at 20:54

Dowry case

My brother lives in the gulf. his wife is planning to file a dowry case. i wanted to know if my brother sends a letter attested from Indian Embassy that i am not involved. Will it help? can she still get me in this case or else WHAT CAN BE DONE?

Anonymous   11 January 2012 at 19:09

Time to teach a lesson to my inlaws !

Dear Experts,

Iam divorsed and to harass me My inlaws has conducted many inquires including submitting the petetion in the Local PS regarding my education, etc now but nothing came against me and recently they have sent one letter to my office ian working in a Govt Sector stating that my ex-wife is persuing BA 1st year and for marriage she left the studies and in HC in another case my inlaw and my ex-wife put the petetion that she is not well educated and on behalf of her, her father will attend the case.

Can i lodge a complain against them for putting false information in Local PS / HC / Office they are harassing me for past 5 years and now they have given in writing different statments in HC / Office regarding education etc, so pls advise how to teach them a lesson.

Thanks in advance

AFTAB

Anonymous   11 January 2012 at 19:02

Under 406 and 420ipc

A,B and c are the legal heirs of which A is the elder sister followed by the two brothers to a muslim family. On the death of their father B and C are not informing A and A comes to know only after a couple of months though B and C are fully aware of the where about of A. Now A is preferring a criminal complaint to the commissioner of police in the following :
I was staying separately from my parents since marriage and oftenly I visits my parents to see their well being and moreover when my mother was fallen sick which made her to be admitted in the Apollo Hospital I took a house on rent in front of my father’s house to ensure that my father is taken care. My father had informed me when he was alive that the shares of the immovable as well as movable properties will be shared among three of us which was not liked by my brothers and they quarrel and fight with me.My Mother expired on 22nd December 2009 and my father informed me that my mother had left the following jewels of 324 grams along with the cash in the bank which is in his custody and along with this the liquid cash summed up to Rs.15 Lakhs of my father’s retirement amount will also be shared among three of us after his death.My father had expired on 19.09.2011 which I was informed through a reply on notice dated 08.12.2011 and prior to this I was not at all informed. My brothers had concealed the death of my father in spite of their fully aware of my residential address only to usurp the movable and immovable assets. I request to take the complaint in your file and to restore my share of movable properties and I will be moving the appropriate forum to claim my share in the immovable property as per the law.

Can you please guide me whether a criminal case under 406 and 420 is made out and FIR can be registered?

Anonymous   11 January 2012 at 18:51

Documents

Respected Sirs,I am under trial for offences under Sections 419,420,467,468,471 etc of the IPC.I would like to ask the following
(1)During the investigations the I/O seized certain documents and produced the same along with the chargesheet.However,he did not seize certain documents and were left with the company where they were.Can the prosecution produce the documents at the trial even if they were not seized by the I/O though they were made available to him?
(2)Can anybody in the company staff can produce the documents as an evidence at the trial or only the person who is connected with the document can produce them.That is a person who has signed it,prepared it,certified it,checked it,etc can only produce that document or someone other can also produce that document at the trial?
Thanks

Anonymous   11 January 2012 at 10:41

Cheques issued for 2lacs

I have to pay 200000/- to X Company ... mean time i have issued blank chqs to employee of Y company ( who was employee of X Company earlier )she handed one of the blank chq to X Company

i have not taken any thing in writing for these chqs. how to save my self


if X company deposit my chq is returned unpaid ..how to save guard me. from Law

I have asked the xerox copies of the chq with is refused by X Company... pl guide

Anonymous   10 January 2012 at 23:42

Fraud

I had subscribed to a website for giving share tips.they charged rs 2000 for 5 days tip.
the tip which they gave did not tally with there dailty performance report whch they publish eveyday on tere website thus i made huge losses by trading in there tip.
for eg:
they told to buy nifty at rs 5000 and sell at 4950 thus 50 rs loss but in tere website they r showing the tip given as buy at 5000 and sell at 5050.thus profit of 50 rs which is false.
so cant i take any action against tem??
tere r so many tip providers who r carrying out this fraud practise.isnt tere ANY LAW AGAINST TEM??

Anonymous   10 January 2012 at 20:04

Ipc 173(8)

regards ! any one here who tell me abut
ipc 173(8) plz tell me ...what is this ?

suresh phadkule   10 January 2012 at 20:04

Cheque dishonour cases

In Maharashtra, there is huge number of urban coop credit societies. Generally, while sanctioning loans, there is practice among many of these societies to take blank but signed cheques from the borrowers and when loan becomes NPA, these societies tend to use those cheques for recovery of entire loan along with interest by writing themselves total due amount on the cheque and present the same to tbe bank, get the cheque bounced(of which they are 100% sure)and then prosecute the borrower. In fact, they take other collateral security for loan. In this scenario, societies instead of initiating action under sec.101 of co.op. socy act,harass the borrower by way of prosecution under sec.138 of negotiable instrument act in the hope of early recovery as compared to recovery under 101. They think that borrower may pay due amount to avoid prosecution. This may be justified in exceptional cases of willful defaulters. But many a genuine borrowers are unduly harassed. Can such a cruel practice of such societies be contained? Can borrower take a stand that he has not written the cheque except signing it? Kindly advise.

vikrant guleria   10 January 2012 at 19:24

Restoration

my one 138 N.I.Act complaint was dismissed on 3-10-2011 under section 256 of Crpc. but it comes in my knowledge on 25th of december. And i got its certified copy of judgement on 10th of january 2012. now my question is that can i restore it now? have their any section under which can i restore it?