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sam munjal (na)     16 May 2014

156(3)

What is 156(3) and in how much time it decide


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Deepak Mishra

Deepak Mishra (Deputy Manager (Legal))     16 May 2014

If you mention the facts, it would be in better position to make you understand. However, there is no time limit in deciding a criminal offence.
arvind singh mann

arvind singh mann (advocate)     17 May 2014

dear the police who is duty bound to register a case ,does not register, then u can knock the doors of court to get ur case registered  using powers of the court  under section.156[3] of cr pc

sam munjal

sam munjal (na)     17 May 2014

what is the procesor of 156(3) and how long this case run
sam munjal

sam munjal (na)     17 May 2014

what is the procesor of 156(3) and how long this case run

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