vinod bansal
03 August 2009 at 09:08
R/Members
In a petty offence u/ss 160 IPC and under Gambling act court imposed RS 50/- as fine after the confession of quilt by the accused ,now i want to know whether accused who have released by the court after imposing only fine of rs. 50/- will be consider/deemed as acquit or quilty,plz enlighten me on this legal preposition.Thanx in advance
rama krishna cholleti
03 August 2009 at 03:35
SIR,
In S.C & S.T (POA) act case, the investigatating office is not below the rank of Sub divisionla police officer, as per rule 7 is mandatory or advisory, receint A.P. High court judgement is against the rule 7.,
If any Supreme court judgement is there in particular aspect.?
Ranganath
02 August 2009 at 12:52
Ld Counsels,
Can a high court revise its own judgement/order in a criminal case. If yes under what section.
Please clarify
Thanks
vinod bansal
01 August 2009 at 23:32
Respected all members
My client was declared quilty by the court and sent jail now case is fixes for 08/08/2009 for quantum of sentence,i want to know on the order sheet of quantum order my client name will be mentioned as accused or convict on order/Zimni sheet,,,,,,,,,,,,I explain the query with a sample order as (accused/convict present in policy custody with counsel Sh....)
RAJDIP DAS
01 August 2009 at 15:54
CAN PARTNERSHIP FIRM MAY FILE CASE ON BEHALF OF ITS UNIT ?
ramesh
01 August 2009 at 14:09
sir, after dishonour of the cheque, the complainant issued legal notice to the accused by way of ordinary post, certificate of post and registered post. but the acknowledgment was not received. but after lapse of stipulated time, the accused issued reply notice denying the notice contents. basingupon this reply, though the complainant has not received postal acknowledgement, filed complainant u/s 138 NI act. and calculated time after deleting 15 days grace period from the date of reciving reply from accused.whether this complaint is within stipulated time or barred by limitation? plz xplain me. thanQ sirs......
ramesh
01 August 2009 at 14:07
sir, after dishonour of the cheque, the complainant issued legal notice to the accused by way of ordinary post, certificate of post and registered post. but the acknowledgment was not received. but after lapse of stipulated time, the accused issued reply notice denying the notice contents. basingupon this reply, though the complainant has not received postal acknowledgement, filed complainant u/s 138 NI act. and calculated time after deleting 15 days grace period from the date of reciving reply from accused.whether this complaint is within stipulated time or barred by limitation? plz xplain me. thanQ sirs......
Sunil
01 August 2009 at 12:34
I would like to know if a quash petition which has been heard and time given to defendant for showing evidence why it should not be quashed on merits of case. Quash petition filed since a civil matter has been filed as a criminal charge by defendant.
In the intervening period of the next hearing date at High Court, can the defendant bring PO proceedings at a lower court.
Member (Account Deleted)
01 August 2009 at 10:07
"A person is required to take a NOC from the concerened court if there is pending criminal case, for getting passport."
My question is,
What is the procedure for getting such NOC?
Shall I file a petition asking for the same? (if yes under which section or with what title)?
Any affidavit required to be given with the petition?
How the court issue NOC? Does the court write it in order that the court has no objection or it issue separate NOC?
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