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Querist : Anonymous (Querist) 13 January 2011 This query is : Resolved
Respected sir,

First of all i would like thank all of you for the guidance provided to me regarding one of my criminal complaint. On 8-1-11, the Hon'ble court framed the charges against my wife u/s 193 of IPC for the act of offences made under section 192,197,199,200 and 209 of IPC. Now the next date of hearing is fied for PW . kindly advice me what I have to do now.

I want that she should be punished as per the law. Is there any one who was punished under this section so far.

With regards

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Arvind Singh Chauhan (Expert) 13 January 2011
How can you file complaint? you can only request to court to take legal step against wife or to file complaint against your wife. In such cases only the concerned court before which offence was committed may be complainant?

If the court is complainant, you must provide all necessary facts and relevant documents in your evidence.

Querist : Anonymous (Querist) 14 January 2011
Respected sir,

I filed a criminal complaint against my wife for the act of offence committed by her. On the guidelines of the SC, the Hon'ble court accepte4d by complaint and registered. An after that my as well as other winess were called for their evidences. After the evidences she was summoneed u/s 193 of IPC and she got bail.
on the next date of hearing she was issued with the warrant as she didnot appeaqr in the4 court and she against got the bail.
After the next fixed for charging and arguments and next date for issuing the order. on the date of order I placed number of citiations of SC as well as Hight then charge was fromed against her and she signed that order.

Now again on next date fixed for PW. Is there anypreparation is required for that.

With regards

Ajay Bansal (Expert) 14 January 2011
It is better to prepare your side for giving evidence against her.

Amit Minocha (Expert) 14 January 2011
on next date post summoning evidence of the witnesses would be recorded and they shall be put to cross examination by your wife's counsel.

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