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Anonymous   29 June 2011 at 12:17

Section 173 (8) CrPC

Section 173 (8) of CrPC-1973 (the investigating officer has power to further investigate the case after submission of charge sheet to the court)

After submission of charge sheet can police take further investigate of a case suo moto or they have to take prior permission from the court for doing further investigation (not reinvestigation)?

ANIRUDHA BHAT   29 June 2011 at 11:31

Cause of Action

A private complaint has been filed in Borivli Magistrate Court in Mumbai against some relations over genuineness of will. The Complainant was residing in Borivli in Mumbai ( now in BELGAUM in Karnataka) at that time. The testator of the Will was in Grant Road, in Mumbai, which comes under the jurisdiction of Girgaum Magistrate Court in Mumbai.Hence, the complaint should have filed in Girgaum Court. I am not a party to the case.

Could I have some expert opinion on my opinion with citations.

- Anirudha M Bhat

raj kiran   29 June 2011 at 11:15

cheque bounce

two of my friends have given a friendly loan in cash to a known person.instead of that he gave them a post dated account payee cheque.later on it got bounced.we contacted the person he asked us to redeposit the same after one month.again it got bounced.we finally consulted an advocate and even send him a legal notice.after 15 days he didnt replied to that notice.we are now filing a case against him.what are the chances of getting the money back.

Anonymous   29 June 2011 at 10:55

SC/ST Act misuse

Dear Learned Members,

I have a query where I'm confused how to go about the situation.

BREIF:
The complainant submitted a plaint on 18Dec.2008 to SC/ST Commission, against the accused stating that on 15Dec.2008 the accused made unparliamentary remarks against the complainant in public (though there is no public witness as per the chargesheet). The place of incidence is a District Court where the complainant had come to oppose the bail application of the accused's son against whom the complainant had filed another FIR earlier in the same month.


Based on this, the police filed an FIR in Jan.2009 and arrested the accused in Mar.2009. The accused applied and took regular bail next day. The chargesheet was filed in July2009. Since then, the complainant is not appearing on one or another ground. One witness is father who was along with with complainant on the date of "alleged" incidence. Sometime the complainant would come and the father woundn't come and other date father would come with an excuse for the complainant. Others are formal witnesses. The prosecution has failed to record evidence, of even single witness since two years. It has been two years now since P.E. was ordered in 2009 and even complainant has not completed Examination-in-chief.


The fact is, the alleged incidence never occured. It was a pressure tactics to pressurize the accused to succumb to the demands of the complainant. Also there was a pending case against the son of the accused which was filed by the same complainant.


Now my QUERY is:

1. Is there a possibility that the accused can get this case quashed before the Hon'ble High Court on the grounds of non-appearance of the complainant. Also the accused posses many other proofs which points fingers straight to the complainant?

2. If yes then what should be the strategy?

3. If not, then should the accused file an appeal in High Court, praying to expedite this case? Will such appeal help in expediting the case?

4. Major reason for non-recording of evidence is absence of the complainant and the father and ALSO the "Special PP" for this case also does not appear.

It has been over 15-20 dates in past 2yrs since when the Sessions Court is providing opportunities to the complainant and still they are not at all bothered. The issue is that the case which was filed by the complainant against the son of the accused is also going on in evidence stage. The CORE REASON for non-appearance of these witnesses is that their plaint is frivulous and concocted and they are worried that on conclusion of the case they wouldn't be able to pressurize the accused. ALSO the accused might file case of defamation against the complainant and of false implication. The complainant had also demanded money in liue of settling the cases but due to some reasons the settlement couldn't happen.

Also one important submission is that local police where the complainant used to resides had been involved in both the cases in helping the complainant. The accused posses voice recording of the police officer demanding money and threatening the accused in police station.


//peace
/Saurabh..V

R.SHAH   29 June 2011 at 09:08

MEDICAL OFFICER / I.O'S EXAMINATION AFTER 313 STMNT OF ACCUSED / EVIDENCE CLOSED

yesterday was my date for final argument court u/s498a,406,325,506 & 34 after 313 statment of accused.
but on last date complainant appeared and filed application for calling meical officer and investigating officer to examine, whereas all the prosecution witness has been summons but non appear nor complainant parents appeared for deposition after all procedure court take steps of 313 stmnt. and final argument. whereas it was allowed and next date was kept for m.o./i.o examination,

query.

it's possible of after 313 stmt witness of prosecution be examined allowd ?

how far the medical officer and investigating officer deposition help to complainant wherein, only her & her mother deposition recorded. her mother deposition is contracdictions.

kindly advised me.

Anonymous   29 June 2011 at 08:29

Misuse of Govt Stamp IPC 167

Kindly guide me : Some persons of society like Section officer of govt Department, verify on a plain paper that a Husband beating his ABC(wife)and lodge FIR against Husband under 498a. But this department does not concern with these powers. Section Officer gives me the Self Declaration attested by Notary that his stamp was misused by Clerk who is father of wife. He does not concern with the matter.

Please let me know that what action I should taken against the father of wife. Can I file writ petition in the High Court againt father of wife under IPC 167 or department concerned. Or what should else I have to do ?

kuldeep kumar   29 June 2011 at 00:37

IPC 498a, 406, 420 under 3, 4, 6 sections of DP

how can we say a sexually depraved man susceptible to corrupt practices such as chatting sexually before cam can be presumed to claim demand dowry from his wife.ur apprehension of fear of being booked u/s 498a only on this ground is without any claim untill u are connected with dowry demand in this way or that way.how can ur wife be driven to commit suicide or become so harassed which is an necessary ingredient of cruelty.u have chance of winning ur case only on thses allegations

Kumar Krishan Agarwal Advocate   29 June 2011 at 00:30

Weak Application made Under Sec 156(3)

Dear Sir,

I have filed a application 'A' Under Sec 156(3)for registering FIR which seems deficient to the Magistrate for registering the case as he told me personally. Now the magistrate said to do something rectification major steps so that he may order on the application 'A' to register this case as FIR.

Now my Queries are:-
1. Will i amend the more facts in the separate interlocutory application in the same application 'A' for registering the case?

2. In which section of CrpC I may amend more facts in the same application 'A' which I had filed under Sec 156(3).?

3. Will I put written arguments under Sec 314 crpc in a separate interlocutory application in the same 156(3) application 'A' so that the Magistrate may understand the incident clearly and order to register the same application 'A' of 156(3) ?

4. Is there anyway to rectify the application 'A' so that the magistrate may not dismissed my 156(3) application 'A' for registering FIR ?





Anonymous   28 June 2011 at 18:54

Voice recordings are admissible.

Voice recordings are admissible in evidence and as same wait as other documentary evidence. Go through

AIR 2009 SUPREME COURT 1314 "All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam v. L. K. Tripathi"


AIR 1986 SUPREME COURT 3 "Ram Singh v. Col. Ram Singh"

AIR 2005 SUPREME COURT 3820 "State (N. C. T. of Delhi) v. Navjot Sandhu"

AIR 1975 SUPREME COURT 1788 "Ziyauddin Burhanuddin Bukhari v. Brijmohan Ramdass Mehra"

AIR 1973 SUPREME COURT 157 "R. M. Malkani v. State of Maharashtra"

AIR 1964 SUPREME COURT 72 "S. Partap Singh v. State of Punjab"


Also any case which say that photocopy only are not admissible it's negative are also required along with the original photocopy duly attested by the competent authority?

But in this who is the competent authority.

case law required.

requesting the can LD member that if u have the case law above mentioned than paste in this forum not available under the indiankanoon.org

Anonymous   28 June 2011 at 18:45

Chief Justice of India.

Chief Justice of Supreme Court of India and his Bench Guidelines can be supersede by Parliament Amending the order and not by Any Supreme Court order? Chief Justice of Supreme Court of India and his Bench Guidelines can supersede the judgment of the Supreme court It is request to give me the guidelines or case law give me.