muthusamy
19 August 2009 at 11:55
A, B, C are brothers. A is the eldest and C is the youngest among the three. A criminal case has begun under section 294 b 323 and 506 (2) against A and C and against the wife of C. B is the litigant.
For the same incident happened there is another case,in which C is the litigant and B is the accused.
For one and the same incidence, there are two separate cases and there are two ( false witnessees) in each case.
In each FIR, nothing has been mentioned about the other two witnesses.
This fact itself is enough to show that the cases are fabricataed cases.
My question is how to club the two cases into a single one since the incident ( actually accident) is the same for the two alleged criminal actions.
I am "A" in this case. Kinly guide me.
My lawer says that it is not possible to club the case into a single case.
sanjaygarg796@gmail.com
19 August 2009 at 07:59
A criminal complaint U/s 23 was filed by CMO under PNDT Act in the year 2003 but he was not appointed as Appropriate Authority by way of Gazzet Notification as required by the Act. Later on Haryana Govt appointed CMO as appropriate authoirty vide notification dated 4.3.2009.Court dismissed the complaint on the ground that CMO was not appointed appropriate authority on the day of filing of complaint hence complaint is not maintainable. Now the govt by way of Oridinance appointed CMO as appropriate authority with restropectve effect. Whether this oridenance is legal one?
vinod bansal
18 August 2009 at 22:40
R/Members
Kindly let me know whether a special judicial magistrate passed an order of imprisonment/sentence or not or he can impose only fine.Secondly enlighten me regarding provision of appointment of spl judicial magistrate for disposal of petty offences.Thanx
yogesh
18 August 2009 at 21:45
my wife had filled fir against a lady who had assaulted her in public place. The case is under hearing. When we bring our witness accused lawyer puts a sick leave or on some pretext witness is not allowed to testify. The judge also gives date as per convenience of accused. If this continues witness will not come to court as he has to take leave from his job.Where can we appeal or ask for speedy trial as the matter is five years old ? What other remedies are available ?
vijay dhiman
18 August 2009 at 15:23
Wht is the processors of filing the suit & fir of criminal tresspass.how much court fees attached with the suit
anuradha
18 August 2009 at 13:06
Dear Sir,
We are a small firm providing consulting services based at Mumbai. I landed up in a dispute with one of our customers when he wanted to terminate the contract with us (as he got a cheaper alternative) in the midway of the services being imparted and wanted the advance money back. The customer filed a police complaint against me based on baseless allegation to make it look like a case of cheating (Prima-Facie). An FIR was registered under section 420 leading to my arrest in 2006. I got bail soon. The charge sheet has also been filed.
Presently the case is under trial in Metropolitan Magistrate Court for more than two years. My problem is that the complainant is not coming on the dates despite summon being sent by the court and same being received by him. As the allegations against me are baseless, he cannot prove the same in the court and that’s why he is not coming. I have been regularly going to the court on all dates hoping that he may come. I just get a new and long date every time, that’s all.
I want to know that whether there is any provision in the law against such frivolous or malicious litigations? Should I approach the session’s court to take this case on fast track? Is there anyway that can bring this complainant to the court? Whether there is any possibility to get discharge from this case keeping in view that the charge-sheet has been filed? Kindly advise me with a practical solution/ roadmap.
Request: Please treat this as confidential.
RADHA PYARI SRIPADA
17 August 2009 at 19:28
Please elaborate about the procedure for compounding of an offence pertaining to a case of medical negligence under S.304A pursuant to a compromise deed to withdraw all cases (including consumer and criminal)and the agreed amount is paid in full in the consumer court.
Thanks to all learned members for sharing your knowledge.
RP Sripada
Rohit Gupta
17 August 2009 at 16:42
Where Appeal lies, when revision petition is rejected by ASJ- which was preferred against Final Order in a maintainance petitition filed under section 125 Cr.P.C before MM.
vinod bansal
16 August 2009 at 21:00
R/Members
Kindly anyone tell me Amendmend regarding Appeal against Acquittal in complaint case in sessions court has implemented or not.Thanx
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fees for litigation
I had filed an FIR for a cognisable offence with police, police is not ready to register FIR, I intend to move to High court. My queries are
1. Should I move to chief metropolitian court or a magistrate's court instead of High court
2. What is fees?
3. How to pay the fees?