Anonymous
11 May 2011 at 17:35
hi,
i put case regarding accident between two wheeler and govt bus so this case will be started more than 1yar , so what is actuely procedure and how many year it will take ?
but two wheeler is dead
thanks
Anonymous
11 May 2011 at 17:01
I was working as Deputy Director in a Government Department and was authorised to attest documents/record available in the office for production of the same to the Hon'ble High Court. Of one such document, only photocopy was received and the same was marked for action by the HOD. Since only photocopy was available in the record and the same was referred to in one of the reply filed by the HOD (Respondent) in the High Court. As per duty, since the photocopy on which action was already taken, was available in the record, it was attached with the reply filed by the HOD duly attested as true copy.
Have I committed any wrong/offence by doing so in the discharge of my duty?
Anonymous
11 May 2011 at 16:49
8) F.I.R. means First Information Report, made to police, about commission of a cognizable offence, In effect, it amounts to putting law in to motion by giving information relating to the commission of a cognizable offence to an officer in charge of a police station, (which shall be reduced into writing and read over to the informant) and shall be signed by the person giving such information. So if the offence is non-cognizable offence than it is not called FIR but it is called as a NC. Tell me the section which says that if the offence is cognizable offence and given to the police & reduced in writing is called as FIR & if the complaint is of non-cognizable offence than it is called as a NC.
So there is a difference between FIR & NC Right?
1) Cognizable offence given to police than FIR Right?
2) Non- cognizable offence given to police than NC Right?
Provide me the section on the above mention point no 1 & 2.
Thanks.
Anonymous
11 May 2011 at 16:41
1) Special Executive Magistrates, Executive Magistrates, Additional District Magistrate, District Magistrate and Sub-divisional Magistrate
a) They (They Means Point No.6) are appointed for the control of the city only.
b) They are different from the Judicial Powers.
c) They are provided with the Revenue Powers.
d) They can deal in the cases of surplus, partition, mutation cases.
e) They do not take the cognizance of the offence.
f) Deputy Commissioner is called the District Magistrate.
g) They are not empowered to take any cognizance of the offence& they have only Revenue Powers & no Judicial Powers.
Do Support the answer with the section which mentions form point (A to F) & Case Law OF SC.
2) Chief Metropolitan Magistrate, Metropolitan Magistrate,Metropolitan Magistrate, Chief Judicial Magistrate,Additional Chief Judicial Magistrate,Judicial Magistrate First Class and IIndClass.
a) They are only for the Judicial Purposes.
b) They take the cognizance of the offences.
c) What do u mean by CSR number is given.
Thanks
Anonymous
11 May 2011 at 16:38
1) Special Executive Magistrates, Executive Magistrates, Additional District Magistrate, District Magistrate and Sub-divisional Magistrate
a) They (They Means Point No.6) are appointed for the control of the city only.
b) They are different from the Judicial Powers.
c) They are provided with the Revenue Powers.
d) They can deal in the cases of surplus, partition, mutation cases.
e) They do not take the cognizance of the offence.
f) Deputy Commissioner is called the District Magistrate.
g) They are not empowered to take any cognizance of the offence& they have only Revenue Powers & no Judicial Powers.
Do Support the answer with the section which mentions form point (A to F) & Case Law OF SC.
2) Chief Metropolitan Magistrate, Metropolitan Magistrate,Metropolitan Magistrate, Chief Judicial Magistrate,Additional Chief Judicial Magistrate,Judicial Magistrate First Class and IIndClass.
a) They are only for the Judicial Purposes.
b) They take the cognizance of the offences.
c) What do u mean by CSR number is given.
Thanks
Anonymous
11 May 2011 at 11:49
Dear Sir,
how difficult / easy is to get the no objection certificate from local court to issue a passport .
1)what is the procedure ?
2)what are the official expenditures involved in that ?
3)how manys days process is this ?
4)whom to approach ? can any advocate do this?
5)will it depend on case to case. my case section is 292d
Anonymous
11 May 2011 at 11:25
Hi All-
I want to apply for reissue/renewal of my passport which is coming to expiry . there is one case on my name in local court and trial is running on. still judgement is pending.
will this case cause any trouble which stops me to get my passport renewed ?
there is a column in passport form which asks us to fill if there are any cases on our name . Do i have to fill it or can i ignore it...if we ignore wat are the consequences ?
PARTHA P BORBORA
11 May 2011 at 06:42
Under which Section/ provision of Cr.P.C a magistrate can interfare with the investigation of a crminal case?
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