ishaq mohd
02 October 2010 at 16:59
please let me know latest case law on jurisdiction in negotiable instruments act
Anonymous
02 October 2010 at 16:14
hi,in a criminal case, if one of the parties accused passes away, what are the implications of the same on the case. Is there a court ruling that if the co-accused in the criminal case (related to property dispute) passes away, the legal heirs of the deceased automatically become part of the criminal case if they are to gain some share later in the disputed property?
Anonymous
02 October 2010 at 16:02
My friend has lodged a criminal complain in the local court against a builder for abusing, threating and taking money and not giving possession of the shop. Court has order a Police Station say 'A' under their jurisdiction. The accused resides in the jurisdiction of another Police Station say 'B'. Police Station A is telling that they can not investigate as the accused is not residing in their jusrisdiction. Is Police Station A correct ? If yes then what should be official procedure that Police Station A should follow ? Do they have to inform Court to direct the request to proper Police Station or they can transfer the enquiry to Police Station B ?.
Anonymous
02 October 2010 at 15:12
Sir,
Please guide me if there is any time limit within which the agreement has to be signed from the date of Franking Stamp on the Agreement.
Anonymous
02 October 2010 at 14:29
What will the legal standing of a Demand Promissory Note (for companies)under following conditions
1. The promissory Note has been executed but no payment made to borrower for over a year.
2. The Promissory Note has been executed in the name of the company but does not bear seal of the company but is signed by the proprietor.
3. Rate of interest is not mentioned on the Promissory Note.
4.The amount claimed is less/more than the amount mentioned on the Promissory Note
5.What is the validity of such Promissory Note
Thanks
Dr.Charanjit Gandhi
02 October 2010 at 12:13
SIR.
I have done settlement of Personal loan in Mediation centre of Dwarka Courts with aBank in which Bank agreed to issue NOC within 15 days.Now they are not isssuing NOC.My question is
Can this settlement be forced LEGALLY.Is this settlement binding.
If the Bank doesnt issue NOC ,Doesit amount to contempt of court.
How to proceed.
Does it amount to mental torture.
I have deposited the settled amount well in time.
Thanks
Anonymous
02 October 2010 at 11:49
Thank you very much for your kind reply. Iam sorry my question was not clear.
1.Yes, the complainant has given a xerox copy of the chq in dispute.
2.But, it is not possible to detect any alteration made by the xerox copy.
3. The chq was issued to the complainant in the year 2000 & the same was altered as 2006.
4. The accused is 100 % sure the chq is materially altered since no transcation was taken place in the year 2006.
5. Earlier in the year 2004,the complainant had filed a case u/s 138 of NI act by altering the year 2000 as 2004.The accused denied the transaction & finally acquitted on the grounds that the chq is materially altered.
6.Iam told that , it is possible to detect any alteration made in the chq by a photo scanned copy.
7. My question is can an accused request the court for a photo scanned copy befor sending the same for the exper opinion.
please reply.
Anonymous
01 October 2010 at 20:13
Hello experts,
I filed an application for compounding the offence in view of the judgement of Hon,ble S.C in Damodar's case and made the payment of cheque and was ready to deposit cost as laid by sc but the application was rejected on ground that complainant was not ready to compound the case.
I like to know whether after payment of cheque amount compliant can be proceeded further in view of apex court judgement?
2.Whether the consent of complainant is necessary to compound the case because the sc has held that section 320 crpc is not applicable to ni act?
V. Ramakrishna
01 October 2010 at 13:40
In the notice U/s 138 the complainant states "that you had borrowed moneys from
our client . That in discharge of the said
outstanding you had issued a cheque dated
___for a sum of ...... "
No date when\what was the amount borrowed
and no other proof other than the cheque given by the complainant
Case is the final argument \trial stage .
Can I take the stand that money demanded as per notice is time barred ?
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