Anonymous
26 April 2024 at 00:12
I have filed a petition before the HIgh court for quashing. However there were 3 pages which were a bit blur and i dont have additional copies of the same.
This 3 were the screenshot of messages filed with the chargesheet and the one in chargesheet is itself blur
Please suggest, the best course of action.
Can i just remove those which are a part of chargesheet as its not really relevant for determining the ingredients of offence
Anonymous
26 April 2024 at 00:09
S311 of CrPC - Is it on Oath and can the judge record in writing the statement of witnesses.
Anonymous
01 November 2022 at 09:54
Dear Sir/Mam,
In my residential society, earlier it was a IBMS but from 2016, Builder change it into IFMS means before 2016 sell out flat has IBMS and after 2016 sold out flat has IFMS now there is two types of fund in one society even if someone want to transfer his flat to other (via sell) then forcefully Builder changed it to IFMS. IS this legal as per RERA or not can any builder run two rules in one society.
Note- Few Person in this forum like Mr. Rajendra Kumar Goyal is giving a very fake advice so I request him not to give his advice, Some time he simply say file consumer complaint, Everyone knows it but before consumer complaint it is just evaluation so please stay away with this post.
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