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umapandya   26 August 2008 at 11:18

anticipatory bail

charge section 420,467,468,471,120(B) of IPC

A trial is going on under above mentioned charges in a lower court.The accused is already graned bail by a session court.A decision of the case is expected to come with in one month.CAN accused person go to high court for anticipatory bail.what is the procedure?

N.K.Assumi   26 August 2008 at 10:25

Section 324-326 IPC:

Does a human tooth falls under section 324-326 of the Indian Penal Code?

N.K.Assumi   26 August 2008 at 09:59

Magistrate wrong Order:

What procedure is available for the Magistrate to set right his own wrong Order in a criminal case?

Rajan Salvi   25 August 2008 at 23:32

How to get back documents filed in one case for use in another case.

Complainant, as POA filed case u/s 138 against my clients. The Power of Attorney was forged. While examining the accused I filed the three versions of the POA in the Court. The three versions were
1. First , the zerox copy of POA annexed to the summons issued by the court which was recieved by the accused.
2 Certified copy [zeroxed][of the POA recieved from the court.
3. The POA original] filed by the complainant while leading evidence.
ALL THREE WERE ON SAME STAMP PAPER BUT THERE WERE CHANGES IN EACH OF THEM.
Complainant withdrew the case against my client.
Now i Want to file case u/s 471,466 etc against the complainant. How do i get back the documents filed by me and seccndly can i get the documents filed by complainant. Can i pray for calling of records of the disposed case and to be read in evidence in this case?

ankit gupta   24 August 2008 at 11:39

investigations,inquiry,trials

what is the dfference between the three.

at what time after commiting a crime one starts and another stops.

Alluri Sivaji Raju   24 August 2008 at 09:57

Negotiable Act.

REspected Seniors,

The complainant filed a complaint under sEction 138 and 142 of N.I.Act. Originally Accused borrowed amount and executed a promissory note later on he issued a cheque towards part payment of the said promissory note.

Basing on the said filed a complaint. At the time of filing complaint complainant filed the xerox copy of the said promissory note along with complainant with a view to file a civil suit for recovery of the said promissory note amount.

Subsequently the complainant lost his promissory note which was executed by the accused. Now the case was posted for trial.

Now what are remedies to the complainant to prove his debt. i.e. Lagally recoverable debt. Please advise me.

Rajan Salvi   24 August 2008 at 01:23

credibility of witness

When can it be said that a witness is credible, trustworthy, natural, reliable and on whose statement alone conviction can be based? Pl support answers with SC or HC judgments.

Nirmal Joseph   23 August 2008 at 15:36

Criminal Suit for producing fake document in Civil Suit

Hi Friends,

In a civil suit, the plaintiff has produced a false plan to the court stating that it is a ‘Re- survey plan’ in his ‘LIST OF DOCUMENTS’ in the Plaint. The plan is prepared by a local surveyor and neither issued by the Govt. authorities nor attested by any of them. Is it possible for me, the defendant, to initiate a criminal suit against the Plaintiff while the civil suit is in the court or should I wait for the outcome of the civil suit?

What is the procedure to initiate a criminal suit in this case? Whom should I approach?

The false plan produced by the plaintiff has the Court seal affixed. I have only the photo copy. Is it possible for him to replace the one already produced?

In such case is it possible for me to get a certified copy of the one already in the court before he replaces? What is the procedure to get a certified copy?

Thanks!

Ratheesh Padmanabha   23 August 2008 at 15:34

U/s. 375 of IPC; Rape

Whether the term 'rape' is a legal term or medical condition? Suppose, in Gynaecological Report, the Doctor opined that " Rape held two days before" without any reference of injury/laceration/abrasion over the private part of the victim, can be enough for the jury to form an opinion that the offence so-called 'rape' has been held or not.

pabba sandeep   23 August 2008 at 13:05

on 498a of ipc

can we file a fresh 498a petition if we withdrawn it before for purpose of compramise for mutual divorce...



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