raj123
26 November 2009 at 16:46
My friend as applied for bail(dowry and harrasement case). He is asking myself and my brother for surety to him. I'm working in a S/W company and my brother is Govt. employee.
Is there any problem in future for us if we both give surety for my friend ?
Advice Need ! Please Help !
AMAN
26 November 2009 at 15:46
hi,
i just want to know that a lady in mid 70's be convicted behinds the bars by the court (non- bailable) for the cognizable offense which she had done in the past yrs . is this can be a excuse before the court that she is old lady so she cant be convicted on non bailable offense.
regard,
aman
barun deka
26 November 2009 at 09:14
a cheque gets dishonoured three months back. can i now present the cheque to the bank again so that it gets dishonoured again and within a months time i can file notice under s138 of NI Act? i mean is there a bar to present a dishonoured cheque more than once to avoid the limitation of s138??
Anonymous
26 November 2009 at 01:17
The story of the wife attracts sections of misappropriation, criminal intimidation, harassment, abetment to commit suicide and dowry harassment.
Now if a police complaint is preferred is it advisable to give one single complaint for all offences or give separate complaints for the offences relating to separate laws i.e., IPC and Prohibition of dowry.... act. for all the incidents mentioned above jurisdiction is at one and the same place falling under one police limits.
Member (Account Deleted)
25 November 2009 at 23:01
Can an ADVOCATE be surety for bail of his client in a police station (W/A bailable)?
Does it amounts to misconduct?
V.V.RAMDAS
25 November 2009 at 22:01
Dear friends,
In non-cog cases sanction of higher police officer is required for submission of prosecution report before the court to take congnigence by the judicial Magistrate against the offence - under what provision or where the provision is laid down ?
Ashvin Khambhata
25 November 2009 at 15:12
Dear Sir
I have filled one complain u/s 138 of N.I act wherein i found during trial that husband and wife were holding joint account &opreate by either of them. At time of issuing notice i could not idetify signature so by mistake i have issued notice to wife but in real cheque is issued by husband .I have filled complain against wife now my question wheather i can ractify my mistake at this stage?
Guest
25 November 2009 at 14:08
A prosecution witness has made a statement to the police in which he has stated that 'he is the neighbour of the accused'. Later, during his deposition before the Magistrate, he has stated that 'he has seen the accused first time during the incident'. As he has made two contradictory statements what is the next course of action available to the Defence Lawyer? (Cross-examination is pending).
Anonymous
25 November 2009 at 14:04
dear sir
a cheque is dishonoured on 10.10.2008 by bank. cheque recived to party on 24.10.2008. party issue the legal notice 19.11.2008. dishonoured date and legal notice date difference is more than one month can party file a cirminal case .
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