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Santhosh   01 November 2011 at 22:34

Can we club two firs of the same offence.

Hi,

I would like your expert advise on a situation.

An offence was committed(Forgery of my email) and one person has lodged an FIR. Meanwhile, I have also lodged a private complaint on the same offence. Here are my questions.

1. Can these two FIRs be clubbed together and treated as one case?
2. If yes, can the investigating officer of my complaint take that decision?
3. If no, Can I withdraw the complaint since investigation is already being done on the first FIR? what are the reasons i can quote for withdrawal and what is the procedure?

Note: these two FIRs are registered in two different jurisdictions

Anonymous   01 November 2011 at 21:41

Certified copies

I have field 125 cr.p.c case on my husband. next date is fixed for rebuttal and argument.My husband denied that he is not earning RS\=10000.I have not tender any income proof of husband in my evidence stage.

MY QUERY ; CAN I TENDER DOCUMENTS ON REBUTTAL AND ARGUMENT STAGE.

WILL COURT CONSIDER THOSE DOCUMENTS.

Anonymous   01 November 2011 at 21:17

Rti information

My friends wife has put maintenance case on my friend. She is Advocate and engaged in registration of property documents with Stamps and Registration Dept.

My query is that can my friend would be able to get information under RTI Act from that deptt that how many times documents for registration of properties submitted by her in registration and stamps deptt.

Is there any mechanism to track such information in those deptt.

Thanks in Advance

imteyaz farooquee   01 November 2011 at 20:06

Prevention of food adulteration act

Whether any penal section of Prevention of food adulteration act is bailable ? if yes, please describe.

Anonymous   01 November 2011 at 15:57

House robbery

I want a suggestion regarding the complaint which I want to do against the negligence in the case of House robbery for which FIR is already submitted before 2 yrs. Clearly involvement of police officers for which i recovered several documents through RTI and the accused is also living in the same area. Accused arrested and released under CRPC 169 without informing me now I want to show all the documents which clears all the situation about involvement of accuse, Police officer and one of the resident of the society. Total 5 house robberies in the society in which 4 FIR's are already submitted but not a single case is detected.

To whom I complain Commissioner or DGP?

and what impact it gives?

Request to suggest.

Anonymous   01 November 2011 at 11:57

Wife's right in matrimonial house?

Dear Experts,
Our house is in the name of my father. If my father gift the house to my sister or sell it to brother-in-law, then my wife have any residential right over that property since it is matrimonial house?

Thanks and expecting your valuable replies.

Anonymous   01 November 2011 at 11:42

Fir after long gap of complaint!

Wife living separately for 5 yrs. Filed false 498a complaint against husband and family members 34 months back. We got AB from High Court. Now negotiation failed we wanted to file divorce.
1)Can the police file FIR after 34 months of complaint?
2)If FIR filed what steps we have to take?

Thank you in advance, Please advice.

Anonymous   01 November 2011 at 10:13

Getting bail

if an fir is filed in lower court but the case is also pending in drt the bank has get the stay against the fir proceeds of lower court can the person accused in lower court has to get anticipitory bail otherwise can police arrest the accused in fir of lower court for which stay is granted by high court

Anonymous   01 November 2011 at 08:48

N.i.act

I furnished a statutory notice u/s 138 of the NI Act...WHICH WAS returned with endorsement " Refused by the Addressee" . during trial i EXHIBITED THE sealed envelop containing the notice to the accused. but court did not allowed me to exhibit the letter contains in the sealed enveloped. i also made a blunder that i did not sign the office copy of my legal notice for which it did not exhibited.... the complainant evidence is also completed......the notice remains in the sealed envelope without exhibited ...although the envelope was duly exhibited by the evidence of the complainant..........is it fatal for me? help me with some case laws if any? how can i exhibit my notice u/s 138 to the accused?

Anonymous   31 October 2011 at 21:44

May i know the meaningf of such application

respected experts,

application u/s 340 for suo-motto of perjury in DV case.

may I know the meaning of above statement