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Anonymous   10 July 2011 at 13:29

Public nuisance

One tea stall vendor is running his shop illegally by encroaching some govt. land next to our front yard wall. He has occupied almost 2/3 of or front yard wall, leaving us just the passage to enter our house. He has been running this for last 7-8 years.
We complained this to local municipality. But no action was taken from their side.
Since me and my brother work outside of the state, we couldn't follow it up with authority regularly.
Now he has kind of consolidated his place, and creating all kind of nuisances.

Now he is also claiming that he has a valid license to run the shop..

But from our friendly sources, we got to know that he has got a license for some other land, but since his business runs profitably here, he says to everyone that he has a valid license to run the shop.

I have recently filed a RTI with municipality to provide documents related to its license, and waiting for that.

As far as I know, the standard legal procedure to evict him might be slower. So while we file a case in court, he may continue to run his shop peacefully for years till the judgement given.

Please let me know what are the legal steps that can be taken to evict him at the earliest?

Thanks

Anonymous   10 July 2011 at 12:01

Roznama of Proceeding.

Roznama of Proceeding means what?

What is the meaning of Roznama?

Unmarked documents are not evidence any case than requesting to the members to give me.

If any High Court ask the documents for the reference than the lower court for where the high court ask the documents also should give unmarked documents to the High Court for reference.

what do u mean by charging section & machinery provision in both civil & criminal cases & Tax Cases.

Any case given for the above matter than do post it here & LD members opinion required.

Thanks

kuldeep kumar   10 July 2011 at 07:35

120 b

this section is based on discrimination in as much as it says punishment shall be as like an abettor.day and night diffrence between engagement and agreement.support negative & positive

Anonymous   09 July 2011 at 23:54

Sajjan Raj Surana vs

Sajjan Raj Surana vs Jaipur Vidyut Nigam Ltd. & Its Aen on 18 December, 2001 (requesting to the LD members to give me this Case.)

As there are several Judgements of High Courts & Supreme Courts that, Criminal Complaints are not maintainable U/S. 420 of IPC for the Offence U/S. 138 of NI Act. It means if the case is registered under this section then it is not a criminal case. It is civil case.

thanks

Anonymous   09 July 2011 at 23:50

Standing warrant.

In case of extreme urgency when the matter is represented to Registrar General in concurrence the CJI, the matter is taken up at the residence of the judges. So the matter which has been decided in the residence of the judge or CJI is valid? What is the process to bring it to the court & start the trial process or the matter decided in the residence is not repeated again. Actually what is the provision in law in case of emergency the matter can be taken in the residence of the judge & CJI

Standing warrant means & when court can issue it. What is the time limit after that it expiry.

Hi Thanks to every body.

Advocate Vasundhara   09 July 2011 at 23:18

Reg Exhibit documents in court

Sir/Madam,

I am advocate practicing for last 3 months. My senior died unexpectedly, so some of his cases have come to me. Sir, I am now handling a case: Details are as:
1.case booked u/s 338 in 1999.
2.Case status - Evidence
3.Total 12 Witnesses. Witness 1 is the complainant, w2 is also complainant, w3-w7 are persons who saw the accident, w8 is doctor, w9 is some expert witness, w10 is constable, w11 is IO who conducted investigation, w12 is IO who filed chargesheet.
4. Out of 12 witnesses, only w12, w10 and w8 came for court to give evidence. All other witnesses including complainants did not come to court inspite of repeated summons.
5. Case is now posted for cross-examination of w12, w10 and w8 in next month.

w11 is the IO who conducted the entire investigation, retrieved evidence, collected witness statements etc. wll retired and settled in USA now. He will never again come to court now. So now W12 ( the IO who just filed chargesheet) came to court and gave witness and marked the exhibits.

My question is, how w12 who never conducted investigation or collected documents, can give evidence about the case details?
How can w12, mark the exhibits in court?

Anonymous   09 July 2011 at 22:41

Protest petition.

1) Any criminal proceedings pending against applicant in any court in India.
What is the exact legal definition for criminal proceedings in the above sentence - is it strat from the FIR or after the charge sheet or after the trial start?

2) What is protest petition?

Thanks for the answer

Anonymous   09 July 2011 at 20:56

is there any provision or supreme court order regarding anticeptory bail in murder case

is there any provision or supreme court order regarding anticeptory bail in murder case

Anonymous   09 July 2011 at 18:10

FIR u/s 406 & 420 not being booked by PS

Dear sir,
As after much thinking n discuss,I had to file an ISTGASSA u/s 420&406 for excess jewellery taken by wife illegally beyond FIR u/s 498A.she promised to return and come back but my all waiting and efforts in vain and she demands huge undue money.the ISTAGASSA sent to PS and 9 days lapsed but Police not booked.Is there maybe a legal ground of not booking FIR.
1-As police taken away all jwellery from my home city A and wife taken away the same giving her receipt from PS city B.
2- I filed 420&406 after 2 yrs of happening the event in city A.
-any jurisdiction issue may emerge for not booking.
my advocate says nothing implication of these 2 points as I asked before filing 420&406.
Pls advise me.shall be highly grateful.
Thanks.

Anonymous   09 July 2011 at 14:43

oral notice in ni act

respected sir,
i want to know that after dishonor of cheque oral notice given by the complainant to the accused it is effected notice in the eye of law