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kuldeep kumar   28 June 2011 at 16:00

regarding fir query

court can not assist a person on being refused to register FIR by police untill he exaust all channel made available to him and if any evidence is required to be sought on such fir/complaint court can direct investigation also in addition to taking complaint of aggreived.so court can entertain such refused FIRs.

Member (Account Deleted)   28 June 2011 at 14:23

section 156 crpc

what to do if a magistrate dismisses the application under section 156(3)crpc and issues summons under IPC in a cognizable offence?
Can we file a petition before High court against dismissal of applicaton under 156(3) ?

Member (Account Deleted)   28 June 2011 at 14:16

how to register an FIR

Can we file a petition under article 226 before High Court for directions for registration of FIR, if police does not do so ?

vimal arora   28 June 2011 at 10:10

signature forging and missold of policy by hdfclife agent

hi,
I bought a policy from hdfclife agent. I opted for HDFC Crest policy, but when I received documents, it was some other policy named as HDFC Youngster Plan.
When I noticed that I tried to contact that agent lots of times but he start disconnecting calls and switched off his cell. Then I went to hdfclife office for cancellation of policy and complaint of that agent.
There I came to notice that in policy documents, in one of form my signature is being forged by that agent. He cheated me first by giving me wrong policy and forging my signature.
Please tell me what punishment he could get after sending complaint to IRDA and police.

Anonymous   27 June 2011 at 22:38

Guidelines required.

1) The SC has told the police not to handcuff accused.

2) Suicide in police custody


Guidelines required. Guidelines given by the SC on the above 2 topic required.

If any more case law which should be referred along with the case law.

Chetan Pardakhe   27 June 2011 at 21:46

Complaint by third person

That RTI activist obtain information from the Municipal Council and found that one of the person appointed on contract basis has been made rampant corruption
He informed the same to his head but the head deduct the amount which he has been misappropriated
He going to lodge the FIR, but the police said that he did not have authority to lodge the complaint

What option is available before him ,,, thought he is the RTI activist. Please advise

Also provide the format of Complaint u/s 190 CrPC

Anonymous   27 June 2011 at 21:40

SC guidelines.

Hon'ble SC guidelines regarding law reading prosecution branch can't instruct I.O. to make charge sheet? What do u mean by prosecution branch?

Also guidelines required regarding law reading prosecution branch can't instruct I.O. to make charge sheet?

Thanks

Anonymous   27 June 2011 at 21:36

High Courts (Seals) Act.

High Courts (Seals) Act, 1950.

THE SPECIAL CRIMINAL COURTS (JURISDICTION) ACT, 1950. Whether this act has been repealed or not.

Decree is used in civil cases & judgment are used in criminal cases ONLY ONLY ONLY ONLY.

During the proceedings if the prosecutor starts shouting at witness or on the defence advocate then whether the contempt case will be filed or what should be done or what will happen?

wifebetrayed   27 June 2011 at 20:22

mahila

what is mahila court and under wht act it function. how is it different from family court what are its power

wifebetrayed   27 June 2011 at 19:54

Mahilla cell power are limited

http://www.lawyersclubindia.com/forum/CAW-POWERS-are-LIMITED-29090.asp

Is below statement till hold true, can girl side refer case to women cell after divorce peiteion is filed by her in family court on cruelty and dowry charge

It is made clear that CAW Cell has no authority to secure the presence of any person either by coercion or by threat. CAW Cell is only a conciliatory body where efforts are made for conciliation with the free will of the parties. If any person is not willing to go to CAW Cell, he cannot be compelled. It is also directed that CAW Cell, in future, instead of issuing summons to the parties shall send request letters asking them to appear for the purpose of conciliation and not for the purpose of investigation. The petitioner is at liberty not to appear before CAW Cell.