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Rekha.....   13 April 2009 at 21:31

Bombay Prohibition act

Dear Sir/Ma'am

Where is " Bombay prohibition Act "?
I checked Baracts( in new Features )

Can I say smthin....?
Why it is coming on every page of LCI as " Done bt with error" I m really tired to see this. please clarify this.

Chetan   13 April 2009 at 18:18

Urgent -- Negotiable Instrument Act

Res. Member
A cheque has been issued by the accused without sing but he signed on the back side of the cheque.

1) Whetehr I an file a complaint u/s 138

2) Whether the FIR may lodge u/s 420

Pls urgent

Legal_Query   13 April 2009 at 16:24

138 N.I.Act

Hi,

Is it mandatory to mention the name of the bank of the complainant in the notice given u/s 138 N.I.Act. If yes what to do if it had been missed in the notice pls suggest.

Thnks & Rgds

Satyaprakash Sharma   13 April 2009 at 15:22

Can application be made for transfer of proceedings u/s.107

Can application be made for transfer of proceedings u/s.107 Cr.P.C. from one Executive Magistrate (Asst. Commissioner of Police in Mumbai) to another?

If Yes. Before whom? (District Magistrate OR CMM OR Session Judge)

Please provide relevant authority/provision.

Thanks

-Satyaprakash

AMIT TANEJA   13 April 2009 at 12:05

murder

if a person with the intension to thread someone carries a pistal with him to his house. but in a heated conversation fire a bullet on the plaitiff who in order to save himself jumps from the balcony and bullet so fired hit him on his leg but died becuse of falling from height
wt sections can save him
if u r on the plaintiff's side

AMIT TANEJA   13 April 2009 at 12:03

murder

if a person with the intension to thread someone carries a pistal with him to his house. but in a heated conversation fire a bullet on the plaitiff who in order to save himself jumps from the balcony and bullet so fired hit him on his leg but died becuse of falling from height
wt sections can save him
if u r on the defandant side

anju jain   13 April 2009 at 10:21

138 B negotiable Instruments act

Dear All,
what would be the consequence of the cases pending trial after harman Electronics (p) ltd vs. National panasonic (I) ltd. Will it have retrospective effect. remedy/ redressal if any.
thanks

Somnath mukherjee   12 April 2009 at 13:58

482 Filling

My wife filed a case u/s498a,313,506,34 I.P.C against me and my family in kalyan court u/s 156(3) on 22-2-2007 and case was subsiquently rejected by the Ld.C.J.M on the grund of jurisdiction.After some days my mother-in-law files another case u/s498a,323,326,328,313,315,148,457,147,427,504,506,120B I.P.C against me by colouring the same cause of action and upon the same court by supressing the previous one.The police has already filed a chargesheet but the charge is yet to be framed.Whether this case is tenable? Whether i can file quashing? Which one is better for me? Please suggest some relevent case laws.

A Truthseeker   11 April 2009 at 19:57

capital punishment and its abolition

death sentence is awarded in rarest of rare case.but so far as man is concerned is there any case that can be termed as rarest of rare? our scripture enjoins each soul is potentially divine. dacoit and ghoul Ratnakar was so corrected nay transformed that he became the greatest poet to compose Ramayan.incarceration for the rest of the life would not do instead of death?

Jitendra Raval   11 April 2009 at 15:58

Negotiable Instrumennt Act--Bearer Chque

The accused handed over two cheque to the complainant which was singed but without payee name and date,amount etc in good payment for payment of insurance premium in 2002.

There were few financial transations between the two but nothing was due. When relation between the two spoiled, the complainant filled up the blanks and lodged the cheques in 2008 which was bounce as the account was inoperative after some time after his transfer.

The complainant filled the blanks but forget to strike bearer and hence these cheques remain bearer when presented for payment and returned unpaid.

My question is "Whether the bearer cheques covered under S.138' If not kindly provide me the citation.

Or it does't metter the cheques in question was bearer or order.

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