Anonymous
07 October 2010 at 19:01
Dear Experts,
An husband is charged with cheating in marriage for he has suppresed a pre-marital love affair with another woman and hence failed to consummate the marriage.
The above charge does not name or identify the woman with whom the husband had/having affairs. Can this vagueness and indefiniteness of the charge a material defect.
No woman was identified by police also bus some name is mentioned in the 161 statement.
Moreover can there be any dishonest intensions attributed to the husband in getting the consent of a wife by suppressing a love affair, if the husband was in love with another woman why he should marry some other woman.
Can the defect stated above a material defect in the charge.
Ajit
07 October 2010 at 18:39
An Inspector of Police submitted Form D-1 to get Consumer Card(Ration Card)from Food & civil supply department,Punjab.He mentioned the name of his family as A Singh Mallhi(Self),B Kaur Mallhi(Wife),B.P Singh Mallhi(Son) & C Kaur(Daughter)and same name was entered in Consumer Card(Ration Card).The said Police inspector applied for fresh passport in passport office for which he submitted the attested photo copy of ration card in which the name were not in accordance with the names mentioned in Form D-1 instead it was mentioned A Singh(Self),B Kaur(Wife),B Singh(Son),C Kaur(Daughter)[card no remains same]and he got fresh passport.Whether this is a criminal offence,if yes under which section of IPC and criminal law.
s.loganathan
07 October 2010 at 17:57
On an earlier query in this site, I raised the issue of denial of copies of documents by the Magistrate. I was suggested by experts to approach high court and resubmit CA asking only for exact copies or facsimile copies. I have submitted likewise and the Magistrate again returns the CA as 'exhibits not marked hence CA returned'. By the time my application to High Court comes up probably prooof would have been taken and maybe even trial would be over. What a farce! Are there any option that can be explored?
Ameya
07 October 2010 at 16:10
Respected Experts,
I have a case pending against me in the Juvenile court in Mumbai.Its a criminal case of forgery of 11th standard marksheet.The act happened on 20th February 2000 (When I was 17 years of age).The case was investigated by the state CID.My lawyer filed for a transfer of case from Kurla court to the Juvenile court.This request was granted.CID were ordered to file a fresh chargesheet in the Juvenile court.CID took 1 full year to do that and finally filed a fresh chargesheet in August 2010.Then the charges were framed and the trail commenced.Since then the CID lawyer regularly remains absent.The CID haven't attended the court date for two consecutive dates.
I need to know as to the probable outcome of this matter.What is the time frame within which the matter can be reasonably expected to be resolved.When can I request the juvenile court to dismiss the case as the opposite party remains absent consistently.
Its been more than ten years since the act was committed.I am now 28 years of age and this case is proving to be a hurdle in my career.
Waiting for a reply from your side.
Anonymous
07 October 2010 at 15:10
Learned Experts,
In an internet site, two of the male member abused and passed an insulting derogatory/disgracing remark at one female member of the site, the contents are very much vulgar and indecent words have been used, and the male members have abused her in the past also.
In this situation what legal remedy is available to that female member under IT or any other act?
Plz. Suggest in detail.
Thanks and regards to all experts/Lrnd Adv.
Anonymous
07 October 2010 at 12:29
Sir,
In a Criminal matter under Section 467, 468, 469, 471 accused was in prison after remission of term he has been freed. He wanted to challange his conviction before High Court. What is the limitation period? If the limitation period is elapsed, what are the grounds can be taken for filing Condonation of delay and under what Section of Limitation Act. Many thanks in advnce.
Anonymous
07 October 2010 at 11:56
What is the legal validity of a Promissory Note from the date it is drawn.
Anonymous
07 October 2010 at 11:49
dear experts,
When the New Amendment Act 2008 of Cr.P.C was enoforce?
Anonymous
07 October 2010 at 11:29
What is the legal standing of a debt agreement where stamp duty on agreement is less than that required.
For e.g. on debts, Stamp Duty is at the rate of Rs.1 per Rs.10000 the agreement is for a debt of 30 lacs so it should rightly have a stamp duty of Rs.300 while the stamp duty paid is Rs.200 that is for a debt of Rs.20 lacs.
Kindly advise if this error can be used as an advantage as a respondent.
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