Anonymous
23 March 2011 at 23:05
Trial is not commenced in the cheque bounce case under sec. 138 N.I. Act. The examination of the accused completed and posted for trial. The reply notice which is issued by the accused is misplaced wherein the transaction is admitted by the accused.
Anonymous
23 March 2011 at 22:50
Hi Expert, We have our relative inside the JC since Aug,2010.In Sept,Delhi High Court has ordered CBI to file the status report within four weeks.But they didn't. Recently on 10th March,the bail application was again not heard as the CBI/State was not ready with their files. Delhi High Court gives the date of July,2011 and also given final opportunities for 2 weeks to CBI to file the status report. And for bail Hima Kohli said that 7 months is not sufficient for bail.
My question is that if CBI will not file the status report in 2 weeks,then can this be useful to us in any case? Can we move the bail application as for early hearing stating this reason that CBI is careless and not taking up the orders of High Court seriously? What actually status report has?
Please advice.
MUKUL SHARMA
23 March 2011 at 22:47
my client bought a plot from mr.X. in sell-deed,seller shows another piece of land as way(raasta) to the plot.But he already sold that raasta as a plot to another person.How can I impose criminal liability on him(mr.X) for his fraud with my client.
Please reply quickly.
Thanks.
Anonymous
23 March 2011 at 22:39
my client sold a plot from mr.X. in sell-deed,buyer shows another piece of land as way(raasta) to the plot.But he already sold that raasta as a plot to another person.How can I impose criminal liability on him(mr.X) for his fraud with my client.
Please reply quickly.
Thanks.
Anonymous
23 March 2011 at 20:30
Do say no pls more infor required pls do help me.
HELP ME HELP ME.
If any application is filed in a Suit then it is called Interim Application (I.A.).
If any applicationis filed in a Writ petition it is called Miscellaneous Petition (M.P.). The miscellaneous petition will be either Civil Misc. Petition (C.M.P.) or Criminal Misc. Petition (Crl.M.P.)
All other petitions other than original suits are criminal misc.pertitions ( like custody, maintenance).
what do u mean by origianl suit ?
the above mentioned is right than tell as per which section or case laws ? whether the above mentioned can be applied in the SLP ?
Also more infor about Miscellaneous Petition (M.P) & Civil Misc. Petition (C.M.P.) or Criminal Misc. Petition (Crl.M.P.)
Anonymous
23 March 2011 at 19:50
In HC & session court only PP can present the case inbehalf state.
In district court only ADDL.P.P. can present the case inbehalf state.
In other criminal court below the distrit only assisstant P.P.can only present the case in behalf of the state.
Is there any rule if yes than what in SC.
Pls clarify the issue because i a confused that PP, ADDL P.P. & Assisstant P.P. who can appear in which criminal court's or there any pecunilar limits to it they can appear.
I would like to have notes on PP, ADDL P.P. & Assisstant P.P. PLS if any body has than pls provide me. in this forum.
Thanking You All In ADvance.
Om Prakash Dhusia
23 March 2011 at 19:38
There have been many instances of queries being asked by the honorable SC/ST members of this column but hardly I find any member tendering any solution to them.Are they considered 'UNTOUCHABLES' by whole of the community of LCI? Are they prejudiced against for being born to the lowest strata of Indian Hindu society to which they are not to be faulted but the creator of this universe? And I am mentioning the latest query which remains un-answered by the learneds.Comeon greats, untouchability has become a bygone word now in this modern age of Internet and globalisation.Regards.
Rajesh Tandon
23 March 2011 at 17:07
1. What action can be initiated against a central government/State government employee by his own department, when it is informed to them that the said employee has a criminal case pending against him. I have informed the state government concerned (disciplinary action Department)about my previous tenant against whom a criminal case under section 138 NIA is pending.
Anonymous
23 March 2011 at 16:15
I need a very capable advocate at sholapur(maharastra) can i have name mobile no. and e-mail id whatever the fee i shall discuss and pay accordingly.
thanks and regards
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DISHONOUR OF CHEQUE UNDER NIA SEC 138
This query assumes its importance in the light of the fact that a criminal case in the court of the law is pending against my previous tenant underNIA SEC 138 for dishonour of cheque or insufficient funds. Subsequently, I applied for the copy of a court order sheet, which I got and I have sent the same copy ( as a proof of summons issued by the concerned court) to the Department of my previous tenant (since he is a state government employee). I asked about this query from lawyer club of India as to what action can be taken by the department in this matter since a criminal case is pending against the individual. One of the experts have suggested that since no criminal FIR has been filed, the Department may not take cognizance of the same. Therefore, please clarify," should I have filed a criminal FIR also along with filing a criminal suit in the court"? Is there any provision for simultaneous action i.e. filing of criminal FIR as well as criminal suit?