Md Shadab Ansari
21 August 2009 at 00:37
An army man is sending obscene mails n scraps to a girl who is also from army.How the girl prosecute that man?Can he be prosecuted under Information Technology Act and IPC.Are there special procedure for them?Is civilian laws applicable to them?Please give me detail how to prosecute him?Thanks
Ganesh
20 July 2009 at 09:52
A person was arerested under S307 of IPC, presented in the lower court court granted judicial custody. Accused made an application for bail in sessions court. Sessions court made a bail order with a condition that the accused has to attend the police station every day. No specific order as to the attendence is upto filing of the charge sheet. Order executed by the lower court. Presently the chargesheet is filed in the lower court.
When Will the lowr court transfer the chargesheet to the sessions court?Is there any time limit?
Does the accused have to follow any particular procedure for transfering the chargesheet from the lower court to the Sessions court?
Rajesh
19 July 2009 at 18:20
Hi, few days back I was going on national highway within a city limit and it was raining heavily. Suddenly a car in front of me stopped, I applied my break but as we were going 40-50 km/hr speed in the fast lane but I banged on the front car. Fortunately nobody injured and we came out of car we stayed there for sometime and then taken each other’s no. and decided to meet later as it was office time, we decide to meet and decide cource of action. But the guy called me next day and said it will cost him 15K-20K to repair his car and I need to pay it. I said I am not responsible for accident and if you still want you can claim from my third party insurance as he was not having his comprehensive policy.
So for that there was requirement of filing FIR, he called after 2 days and said he logged FIR against me. Now what should I do ? Should I go to police station ? should I ask him where he logged FIR and go to that police station? should I wait for the summons ? Please advice.
n.k.sarin
01 April 2009 at 22:48
Hi friends,
A widow have five sons and a doughter. Some how she got in her possession a piece of land, at that time all his sons and doughter were minor.Doing hard work she earned money and constructed a house.At present all sons and doughter are married and adults and are living together.every one have a room in his possession.Now dispute is created.
Third son says I am the owener of the house. This house was builtup with my physical labour and money.In fact when house was under construction he was only 12 years old.No one has any document and title deed in their possession.
The old widow has sent a legal notice to her said son terminating his licence showing herself owener of the house.
My query is:
1. What is the status of the son in the said house?
2. Is he(third son) a licencee or not?
3. What is the remedy for old lady to confirm her title?
4. If she file a suit for his ejectment what court fees she has to pay?
Dhruva Shah
01 April 2009 at 16:58
Mr. X an employee of say M/s ABC was kidnapped from a particular place during his working hours and is still missing.The employer firm and its members created false situations and presented to police about this incident.Wen police investigated no such incident had taken place. what action can be taken against them? under which section they can be booked under IPC and other acts considering the employee is still missing ?
Please take this on a serious note.
Your help will be deeply appreciated.
Please help. !!!
Member (Account Deleted)
31 March 2009 at 20:14
What is the difference between "service of notice " and "issuance of notice"??
kiran kumbhar
30 March 2009 at 10:52
can hindu woman transfer by a will her undivided share in self acquired joint property
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Transfer of property
A house property is owned jointly by a father and a son equally. Father holds power of attorney to sale, renovate etc. Can a property be transferred in fathers name just by giving an advertisement in newspaper.