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Anandakumara MB   30 November 2009 at 06:59

Session court can modify the error caused by the committal c

Whether the session court can modify the technical Error caused by the committal court. If yes, whether that effect, the case may re-open for the fresh consideration. Also related citations please .

Anonymous   29 November 2009 at 23:58

Cheque Bounce case

Hi,

I had taken a PL from a bank in Delhi and was making payments through my account. When I moved out of delhi, I changed my primary bank and hence started defaulting on the loan. The bank then tried to cash the PDCs that I had given them and they bounced. Now, there is a case against me for that. I did not receive any notice for the case, since my primary address had changed. I happened to check online on the delhi district courts website and found out the details of the case. I am not sure what kind of case it is.

I am currently in US and the next hearing date has been set in april. I wanted to know what are the options available to me? I am ready to pay the outstanding loan amount and settle the loan. Will the bank be willing to drop the case? I am planning to come to India for a week in March. Will the pending case cause any problem with me coming back to the US?
I will not be able to go for the hearing in april since i will be returning to US. Will that be a problem?
I am ready to pay the fines etc. I just don't want to go to jail or have any criminal charges against me, which will affect my career.

Please help..

Thank you ..

rajendran   29 November 2009 at 22:57

relevent case law

dear sirs,
please give me the relevent case law under section 239 of criminal procedure code

Sumir   29 November 2009 at 20:07

Mental unfitness

What are the necessary and sufficient conditions for declaring a person mentally unfit/insane/ill or not in corpis mentis to the extend that his legal right of making complaints and get them heard or redressed is curbed?

Rishi Ahuja   29 November 2009 at 10:55

criminal complaint u/s 200

Respected sir,
First of all i would like to thank all the members for their valuable suggestions/advice given to mne .

As i have filed a criminal complaint for the act of offences made by the other party u/s 192,197,199 and 200.
After all the evidances and honble judge sahib has teken into the coginance and issed the summoning order u/s 193.
Now sir kindly tell me as it is a criminal complaint the other party has to take the bail in this case and how long it will take to reach upto final stage and will any puni9shment is to be awarded the accused.

Thanks
Gagan Ahuja

Anand   29 November 2009 at 05:51

Qhash and Directions

I am separated in USA in the year 2001, after that my wife and daughter who is now 11 yrs old moved to India. I appealed for guilty in USA and came out clean after few days sentences on domestic violence case.

In the year 2006 my ex-wife approached family court in ban galore for
1) Divorce
2) Child Custody.
The same year 2006 she also approached to local police station given statement on
1) Myself 2) Mother 3) Father 4) my second brother 5) My first sister-in-law saying that they all involved in causing splitting her from me (Anand) etc etc
2) Police removed 4) and 5) – filed FIR on
a. 1) Myself 2) Mother 3) Father

QUESTION:

We approached on same year to High court for a quash –on my dad and mother.
Result came out – deleted my father name.

1) Is it possible to approach High court to quash my name, my lawyer told me in the year 2006 that it is not possible to quash my name as I am living in toronto etc etc...
2) Is it also possible to quash my mom to approach double bench high court.

The wife is not willing to give divorce nor setting the case through financially.

How can I resolve this case, it is almsot now 3 yrs..fighting the case in 2 states...bcoming serious pain in our life...




Sumir   29 November 2009 at 03:00

time betn crime-police complaint-application to magistrate

By, law, after how much time between crime commission and police complaint for registration of complaint is allowed?
By, law, after how much time between police inaction and application to magistrate for registration of complaint is allowed?

Anonymous   28 November 2009 at 22:55

Regarding Cheating by Builders

Many builders are there in the real estate market who are cheating innocent public openly. Even after cheating they are running their offices very prestigeously today.

IS OUR LAW IS SO WEAK THAT EVEN AFTER FILING CASE AGAINST THEM & KNOWING EVERY THING ABOUT THEM OUR LAW CAN NOT PUNISH THEM EASILY. AS THEY KNOW WEEKNESS OF OUR LAW & ITS PROCEDURE THAT IS WHY THEIR
BOLDNESS HAVE INCREASED & THEY ARE FEARLESS.

Anonymous   28 November 2009 at 22:32

Bouncing of cheque

If an complainant has every documents as proof to prove in the court that the accused has taken money from him ( paid by cheque to him ) for buying plot but now he is cheating & neither giving him plot nor returning money. 1.IS THE BUILDER HAVE MANY EXCUSES TO SHOW IN THE COURT AS INNOCENT & NOT A CHEATER .CAN HE STRECHES THE CASE LONG UN-NECCESSARY ? WHAT WILL HE SAY IN THE COURT THAT WHY HAS HE GIVEN CHEQUE TO COMPLAINANT & FOR WHAT DEALING ?

IN CASE, AT THE END HE LOOSE THE CASE HOW MUCH MONEY HE WILL PAY TO COMPLAINANT.
PRINCIPAL AMOUNT OR
PRINCIPAL AMOUNT + INTEREST + EXPENSES MADE BY COMPLAINANT ( LAWYER`S FEE ) PLUS ANY OTHER MISS. EXPENSES.

GENERALLY, PEOPLE SAY THAT THEY ARE VERY CLEVER & ALWAYS TRY TO STRETCH THE CASE & NEVER REFUND MONEY . IS IT TRUE ?

Arvind Singh Chauhan   28 November 2009 at 21:15

CHAPTER 11 OF IPC

Whether individual can file complaint for the offences given in chapter 11 of IPC as perjury and Sec 211, or only Investigating officer or police can initiate proceeding. Plz suggest if there is clear provision under Cr.P.C.
I have read about the offence of 182 IPC in commentary, that only I.O. can initiate the proceeding against the reporter and not the accused of earliar suit who have been acquitted. But I could'nt find the provision in Cr.P.C.