Anonymous
24 November 2018 at 10:15
Thank you for taking the time to read and respond to my mail and your response is of great help for me.
My cr case in Bangalore which has been going on since last year was quashed by High Court last month. I have the copy of the HC order with seal and it clearly says "Following the aforesaid judgement, the proceedings in the case on the file of XI Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate at Bangalore are quashed. The petition is accordingly allowed. No costs."
My Questions are:
1) My case status in ecourts website with lower court (XI ADDL. CHIEF METROPOLITAN MAGISTRATE) still shows as NBW (Non-Bailable Warrant) and my next court date is in December. My fear now is, despite the case being quashed, will I be arrested if I show up to the court since the status is NBW. Please help with your advice.
2) My lawyer wants me to come to court to sign somewhere for the order. Is it normal to have to go to court after the order has been passed to sign? Is there a way to manage it without me going there? I am also afraid of being arrested if I show up to court.
3) What is the process after quashing, does this mean the case is permanently over and I dont have to worry about it anymore?
Thank you very much for your response in advance. Will look forward to hearing from you.
Anonymous
24 November 2018 at 08:14
An FIR has been filed by my parents as missing at two different places. I am married and living with my husband. Now my parents knowing this want to withdraw or close the FIR. All i want to know is "do i need to go to those two police stations to close or withdraw the FIR. Looking forward to your merciful answers at the earliest
saniya
22 November 2018 at 20:17
hi experts
i had been in a road traffic accident case whrrr my car hit another car. i have been charged with ipc 279 337 and 338. its been 6 years now. In the initial sitting i didnt pleaded not be guilty. hence the case is stil in the court. right now i am thinking of going abroad wen this case is becoming a problem. how can i solve this.
if at all i admit that i am guilty now how will it affect my job dreams of working abroad.
i had driving licence as well as insurance while driving. please help
Rajesh kumar
21 November 2018 at 07:37
A person against him a fir us 409 and 420 ipc has been lodged and charges jeet was already filed in the competent Court. The accused on bail abscond to present in the court for framing of charges. After a long time of his unappearance the case was disposed. The accused was a state government servant and now continuing his job. Does this case will reopen? How? Please explain.
Thirumalai Dasan K
20 November 2018 at 13:14
Dear Sirs/Madame, Due to variuos issues, we as a group of owners under a welfare assocaition (registered) staged a oneday fasting protest in July 2015. The association introduced by the builder filed a suit in magistrate court and dismissed in 2018. I filed a Consumer case in 2016. Sent one Legal Notice requesting documents related to Land, in 2017. There were people from Builderside , retired judicial officer spoke to me and my advocate. Even the MD of the builder met my advocate twice in his law chamber in 2018. I turned down a request on 27.4.2018for a meeting with him slated on 7.5.2018. I have been sending RTI queries, Grievances with CMCELL and PMO. They filed a complaint stating that we are filing all complaints to make money on 1.5.2018 @ Police Station. CSR was closed. They sent me a Defamation notice for 5 Cr dt 18.5.25018 and I replied on 01.6.2018. Now an important department ordered (20.9.2018 & 20.10.2018) for reinpsection.Now the Builder Filed a CMP Petition with magistrate court on the same complaint ( Defamation notice). Can he file CMP in (Nov 2018, under Sec CrPc 161 & 91) and I recorded my statement with PS on 08.11.2018 instead of pursuing defamation case, when I replied to his defamation notice wtih all evidences. Thanking you
jains
20 November 2018 at 00:00
A lady born and brought up in Karnataka state. Mother Keralite father Kannadiga. Married to a Karalite boy. Marriage at Kerala. Husband filed divorce petition and obtained expartee divorce order. Questian is, still she could file D.V case, that too in Karnataka. ?
Anonymous
19 November 2018 at 14:31
what is the procedure of taking of cognizance of offences in case of a private complaint, police report and committal proceedings?
what is the procedure involved in the examination of complainant and witness?
Devidaskshetty
18 November 2018 at 15:31
I am a senior citizen of 70+ years and a cheque bounce case filed against a builder in a CMM court Mumbai in January 2016 has not moved an further since past three years even after 10 appearances.
May anyone help me with valuable advice in the matter.
Devidas
JASWANT VIJAY AGNIHOTRI
18 November 2018 at 13:39
A lady has made an income certificate on Rs 10 Non judicial stamp paper to support his application of housing scheme and then her husband submitted her above said income certificate in family court in maintenance case to show her income there woman denied in writing that she has not made any such income certificate. Sir what criminal action can be taken against that lady or stamp vendor. kindly suggest both criminal and civil action which can be initiated and which is the forum.
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Section 156(3) crpc
Sir,
Is there any time limit for filing application under section 156(3) CRPC ??
I know there is a time limitation for cognizance but, I am confused over 156(3).
Regards.