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Anonymous   11 May 2011 at 16:41

Special Executive Magistrates Powers.

1) Special Executive Magistrates, Executive Magistrates, Additional District Magistrate, District Magistrate and Sub-divisional Magistrate
a) They (They Means Point No.6) are appointed for the control of the city only.
b) They are different from the Judicial Powers.
c) They are provided with the Revenue Powers.
d) They can deal in the cases of surplus, partition, mutation cases.
e) They do not take the cognizance of the offence.
f) Deputy Commissioner is called the District Magistrate.
g) They are not empowered to take any cognizance of the offence& they have only Revenue Powers & no Judicial Powers.
Do Support the answer with the section which mentions form point (A to F) & Case Law OF SC.


2) Chief Metropolitan Magistrate, Metropolitan Magistrate,Metropolitan Magistrate, Chief Judicial Magistrate,Additional Chief Judicial Magistrate,Judicial Magistrate First Class and IIndClass.
a) They are only for the Judicial Purposes.
b) They take the cognizance of the offences.
c) What do u mean by CSR number is given.

Thanks

Anonymous   11 May 2011 at 16:38

Special Executive Magistrates Powers.

1) Special Executive Magistrates, Executive Magistrates, Additional District Magistrate, District Magistrate and Sub-divisional Magistrate
a) They (They Means Point No.6) are appointed for the control of the city only.
b) They are different from the Judicial Powers.
c) They are provided with the Revenue Powers.
d) They can deal in the cases of surplus, partition, mutation cases.
e) They do not take the cognizance of the offence.
f) Deputy Commissioner is called the District Magistrate.
g) They are not empowered to take any cognizance of the offence& they have only Revenue Powers & no Judicial Powers.
Do Support the answer with the section which mentions form point (A to F) & Case Law OF SC.


2) Chief Metropolitan Magistrate, Metropolitan Magistrate,Metropolitan Magistrate, Chief Judicial Magistrate,Additional Chief Judicial Magistrate,Judicial Magistrate First Class and IIndClass.
a) They are only for the Judicial Purposes.
b) They take the cognizance of the offences.
c) What do u mean by CSR number is given.

Thanks

Anonymous   11 May 2011 at 12:53

138 and 142 of N.I.Act

Jurisdictions for filing N.I. Act

Anonymous   11 May 2011 at 11:49

no objection certificate to issue passport

Dear Sir,

how difficult / easy is to get the no objection certificate from local court to issue a passport .

1)what is the procedure ?
2)what are the official expenditures involved in that ?
3)how manys days process is this ?
4)whom to approach ? can any advocate do this?
5)will it depend on case to case. my case section is 292d

Anonymous   11 May 2011 at 11:25

passport renewal

Hi All-

I want to apply for reissue/renewal of my passport which is coming to expiry . there is one case on my name in local court and trial is running on. still judgement is pending.


will this case cause any trouble which stops me to get my passport renewed ?

there is a column in passport form which asks us to fill if there are any cases on our name . Do i have to fill it or can i ignore it...if we ignore wat are the consequences ?

PARTHA P BORBORA   11 May 2011 at 06:42

magistrate interfarence investigation

Under which Section/ provision of Cr.P.C a magistrate can interfare with the investigation of a crminal case?

Anonymous   11 May 2011 at 01:43

498a Case

Please advise a good lawyer /honest one in Vadodara

Anonymous   10 May 2011 at 23:01

criminal case

what will happen if during the time of pendency of a criminal case if accused die??

Anonymous   10 May 2011 at 20:47

SHO Or SHC

1) Public Servant comes under section 21 of the IPC But government servant can be can be called as a public servant or vice- versa. Because Government Servant are not defined. Also if they don't come under section 21 then can we book them under PC Act (prevention of corruption act) . Support the answer with the case law if any. Difference between Goverment servant & Public servant

Also sir what does SHC. Some say SHO & SHC are both the same.

2) SHO is the station house officer. Pls tell me the section where it has been defined that SHO is a station house officer. How can come under SHO category.

Thanks.

mangesh   10 May 2011 at 19:00

138 case

dear sir,we hv one partnership firm with 2partner in construction co. We added 1 more partner for finance purpose with legal documents. We hv recd part payment in firms name. after 6 months he told us to breakup partnership n return money with interest. He insist n pressurised me only for money and he took blank date pdc with written stamp paper. Now he is threatened me of ni138 act. so pl help me out for this matter.