Anonymous
09 April 2011 at 21:42
i being the husbnd was arrested in a 498A charge secured bail from sessions court. My parents took stay from HC the police did not come to recover anything but filed chargesheet.
Now we have received summons and my parents would need to apply for bail on appearance. I have a question is it normally granted after charge from lower court after main accused is granted bail.
The other side would try to oppose the bail to create pressure on us may be the take the plea that streedhan is not returned.
Would it impact bail after chargesheet as I dont have anything to return as she has already taken it.
Does the opposing of bail plea impact please suggest.
Sumir
09 April 2011 at 21:16
Can any one explain difference between "grievance" and "allegation" in Maharashtra Lokayukta Act
Anonymous
09 April 2011 at 18:48
with change in rule can police still arrest husband or force him to excute bail without any proof or based on just complaint from wife side.
What is procedure of documenting proof with police to avoid arrest.
Anantha Sowrya
09 April 2011 at 14:39
Daar Experts
Kindly inform/clarify that,
1)the witness of signature is mandatory on the CrPc 161 statements recorded by an IO/SHO, of a non-cognizable offence
2)Any law/act in this regard to be followed by POLICE to be complied with.
3)Any orders by DGP/MHA to be followed by the POLICE Strictly.
4)Any judgments by any High Court or Supreme Court in this regard, that, to be followed by POLICE mandatorily.
Please enlighten me in this regard asap
suman
09 April 2011 at 11:44
Hi,
My sister in law has filed 498A , DP3/DP4 (false) against entire family( brother, mom, sister and myself) for which me, my brother and mom have anticipatory bail. The hearing has not started yet but we have attended the court once.
I have to go to US for higher studies. Please tell the process which i should follow so that i can go for studies without having trouble.
Thanks.
Anonymous
09 April 2011 at 08:27
Can 211 and 511 by filed by husband facing 498a
What is the procedure.
Husne Mubarak
08 April 2011 at 23:35
Dear Experts,
A person who has committed a murder, surrenders to police station and voluntarily confesses to the officer-in-charge of that police station.
Since, it cannot be considered as a confession u/s 26 of the Evidence Act, then is it an FIR?
If not, what is the proper legal term?
Thank You
Husne Mubarak
08 April 2011 at 23:25
Dear Exerts,
1. A person/accused has been discharged.
2. A person/accused has been acquitted.
What are the practical differences between the above two sentences. Please let me know all the practical aspects.
Thank You
Anonymous
08 April 2011 at 17:17
A ) Quashing can be done in non compoundable offences.
B ) Quashing can be done by High Court only
C ) Quashing is applicable to criminal cases only in any stage before the HC ?
So as per point A SC has no powers to quashing ?
required the case law & section's mentioned the above 3 (A,B,C) points ?
Thanks.
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admission.
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