NAMRATA DONTUL
03 September 2009 at 19:14
In case of 498A can a FIR be filed without medical examination of victim/complainant. If without medical examination of victim FIR is filed and chargesheet is presented then what provisions are available to accused.
NAMRATA DONTUL
03 September 2009 at 19:08
If arrest is done in early morning at 5 a.m. in 498A case then can it is a violation of fundamental rights
Arka Bandyopahyay
03 September 2009 at 12:59
Sir,
Am a student in school.My mother expired when I was in class 9.It was a suicide and my maternal uncle and his family lodged a case of Murder.But as it was a suicide so we(I and my father and our family) won the case.But during the trial it was revealed that my maternal uncle and his family FORGED my mother's signature and made her out of the property that she must get.This was told by one of my Mother's Uncle during the trial and it was a "slip of tongue".The words that he told was written down in the court and I have the documents.I want to ask you that can I claim a Criminal Case against my maternal uncle? and also can I get the property back?I do have my mother's signature.
TANMOY
02 September 2009 at 20:25
Hi, I need a copy of this judgement. Can any body tell me where I can get a copy of this judgement.
( 1997 (1) Crimes 55); 1996 (3) Crimes 385 (Mad) = 1996 (4) CCR 92 (Mad).
Shivasurya
02 September 2009 at 19:05
company liable to pay Rs.7,00,000/- to the complainant as per the MOU between the company and the complainant. complainant filed case u/s.138 against a director only as the alleged cheque contains his signature not included the company and other directors. But at the time of MOU, the accused in the said case is not a director of the company and he never signed in the MOU. I need relevant judgements of Supreme Court and Highcourts to save the innocent director of the company from the case.
G. Shivasurya, Advocate, Chennai
rsagarjain
02 September 2009 at 16:50
Complainant filed a criminal complaint for forgery against the accused. During the pendency of the complainant, the complainant dies, can his son continue with the complaint. Need a reply with case law.
thanks in advance
RADHA PYARI SRIPADA
01 September 2009 at 20:52
Whether an application u/s.482, Cr.P.C can be filed when compromise is reached and matter settled in consumer court, if the charges in criminal court are filed u/s.304-A just as quashing of proceedings u/s.498-A if the dispute in family court is compromised?
Anxiously waiting for your immediate responses.
thank u one and all in advance.
RP Sripada
Rishi Ahuja
01 September 2009 at 18:16
Respected sir,
I have filed a case in the court under 156(3) for registering FIR in the sdaid matter on 1/10/2008. On the same day hon'ble court plead to pass the direction SHO to submit the ATR wheather FIR is registered or not. After lot of excuses the ATR was submitted by IO on 31/10/08 and kept for consderation and after the argument on the said matter twice, the hon'ble court satisfied and told me that on 10.2.09 , the order will be passed for registering FIR. but next day i came to know that ATR submiitted by the IO was incomplete and Hon'ble agin order to submit the ATR and IO is to be present in person on 16/4/2009 with ATR.
IO did not comply the direction of the court more then five times even after the four summoned were issued to him.
I prayed the hon'ble court about his absence too. IO is in tentionally not attending the court. Kindly suggest what further action should i take.
Thanking you
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Police statments as evidence
Ld Counsels,
The ban imposed on using police statements as evidence is confined to the particular criminal trail and does not restrict its applicablity as evidence in other civil or criminal proceedings.
This is the law laid down by SC in its judgement in "Khatri and others etc. v. State of Bihar and others "Can any one give me the full judgment of this case.
(2)The ban imposed by Section 162 against the user of a statement recorded
by Police during investigation is a limited one, and is confined to an inquiry
or trial in respect of an offence then under investigation. Such a statement can
be used in collateral proceedings, e.g. in civil or writ proceedings subject to
relevancy.
Also pls clarify if the polcie statement can be used to initiate process u/s 340 CrPc for perjury.
thanks