Cheque bounce case

Querist : Anonymous (Querist) 29 June 2017 This query is : Resolved
Hi All,

i have filed a cheque bounce in the month of feb-2016 and i have been cross examined by accused side lawyer for couple of times and the honourable judge was taken the statement (I also explained i will provide Form 16 if required), so after 17months accused opened the 420 case against me and now my lawyer was asking me to take Anticipatory bail which would cost me 25k (my lawyer told me), i was already spent 25k for all the things.

is it really necessity to take anticipatory bail?

If genuinely accused person opened the 420 case what i supposed to get from Police station (Like Call/text) or FIR copy.

I am really frustrated about way case is running (its just running running), so i am planning to close the case, will that affect 420 case if it is genuine.

Thanks,

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Sankaranarayanan (Expert) 29 June 2017
Come with identity first, where are you from?

Querist : Anonymous (Querist) 29 June 2017
I am from Bangalore sir

Kumar Doab (Expert) 29 June 2017
AQ.......NO reply......

Dr J C Vashista (Expert) 30 June 2017
In order to seek second opinion FREE OF COST on this platform you will have no alternative but to disclose your identity, no reply for an "ANONYMOUS" author.
Why do not have faith in your lawyer contesting your case?

Guest (Expert) 30 June 2017
From what you have stated, it seems that a police complaint was already lodged against you long back. If that is the case, then it implies that the police did not pursue the matter or rather did nothing in the name if investigation. So, now all of a sudden, the police ought not to arrest you. But if they decide to arrest you then you ought to get a Notice from the police station. In that event, seek anticipatory bail. Otherwise, no need for it.

Most importantly, if the police calls you up by phone and asks you to come to the police station, NEVER oblige! Insist on a written invitation or NOTICE to visit them!

Guest (Expert) 30 June 2017
Regarding your second part of the query, no ADVICE can be given without going through the court's orders and the depositions....