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Anonymous   17 April 2011 at 21:11

Statment taken by audio,video or electronic mean

http://www.keralapolice.org/newsite/pdfs/circular/circular_2010/cir_09_10.pdf

Section 161(3) has been amended with a proviso which enables 161 statement taken by the police to include recording by audio, video or electronic means. Thus legal sanction has been accorded to the preparation of an electronic record of the statement of witnesses under S.161 in the CrPC, in keeping with changes in the Indian Evidence Act and Information Technology Act, 2000.
Section 164(1) has also been amended by permitting electronic recording by audio-video means of the statement/confession recorded under the section before a magistrate as long as it is in the presence of the advocate of the person accused of an offence.
Section 275 which deals with recording of evidence of witnesses in warrant cases has been amended providing for the evidence to be recorded by audio/video means in the presence of the advocate of the person accused of the offence

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Does this given person accuse of false 498a to calll/video confernence or email to police incharge and provide proof against the alleged crime.
Would police consider such statment.?
he is out of state and cannot come to police station

Anonymous   17 April 2011 at 20:19

Kerala Police DGP contact info

hi
Can anyone provide kerala police dgp email id .
Regards

Anonymous   17 April 2011 at 20:17

bail

sir,
does bail given by police officer is a interim bail and has to be ratified by the court ??

Anonymous   17 April 2011 at 20:14

Evidence before Final Report

Can husband provide evidence against allegation before final report is submitted to court.
Is police bound to register evidence provided by husband before submitting final report.
If evidence is not taken in account what remedy husband has.

Anonymous   17 April 2011 at 20:09

Proof in 498a

What is consider proof of cruelty and dowry harrasment in 498a. Witness can be made by both party. So how does court decide on such case.

Anonymous   17 April 2011 at 19:42

Witness Sample methodology

Hi

If a crime is alleged to be commited in marriage cermoney. What witness sample methodology would police use before submitting Final Report.
Is it mandatory for him to ask for marriage video or optional.

Marriage was attended by 100 groom relative and 200 bride relative. Video and Photo taken by both side and available with both side. And in Reception on same 300 groom relative and 50 girls relative.

After 1 year husband and family is accused of demanding money in marriage cermoeny.
Does police have discretion of selecting and rejecting witness present in marriage.

Adv Deepak Raut   17 April 2011 at 18:14

Sec 21 of IPC

Resp Sir
I have a query The MSEB was first a Board now it has converted its status in to a company, Now will its Engineers come under the jurisdiction of Sec 21 of IPC that is Public servant,Please give a relevant citation

Devnandan Sharma   17 April 2011 at 15:46

section 13 (1) (d) PC Act 1988

Dear sir,
Kindly provide me the correct way or form to state a charge under section 13(1)(d) of PC Act, 1988 giving such particulatrs which the same must contain within it.
When the charge would be said to be vague or not a charge at all?

atul mehta   17 April 2011 at 13:19

section 138 n.i.act

I as director of company i had borrowed money from a financer, the financer had made a hundi from the bank which i accepted and signed also i had issued a cheque as security on due date i could not clear the hundi hence the financer deposited the cheque it bounced and he has filed a suit under section 138 after filing the suit in the court the financer has paid the bank the hundi amount. I request please inform me that did the liability exist at the time of cheque bounce or till the filing of suit as even the financer had not paid the bank at that time.we both were liable to pay the bank at that time.
thanks amd regards

Prashant Deshpande   17 April 2011 at 11:52

Refusal to become witness

Orking as food Inspector I always face a problem, that people refuses to become witness. Provisions of sec.100 Cr.P.C. Are applicable while taking action under prevention of food adulteration Act. Is it necessary to issu written notice to the person to be present as witness or mere oral order is sufficient? If he refuses what action should I take against him? Is the action sustainable in eyes of law if no one is ready to present as witness? What is punishment u/s. 187 of IPC?