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Remya Dhanesh   28 February 2020

complaint

complaint model under section 420 IPC


Quick Summary
This discussion explains Section 420 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC), which deals with cheating and dishonest inducement related to property. This offence can lead to a punishment of up to 7 years imprisonment. It also clarifies that anticipatory bail can be sought under Section 438 of the Criminal Procedure Code (Cr.PC) if a case is about to be initiated under Section 420.

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Akshay (Advocate)     29 February 2020

Hi

Thank you for your question

Section 420 IPC- The offence of cheating and dishonest inducement related to property by a person.

Cheating basically means a situation where a person deceives you and takes something or makes you do something which you would have not done otherwise. It warrants a punishment of 7 years, which has been laid down under section 420.

If a case is about to be initiated against a person under section-420, anticipatory bail can be applied for under section 438Cr.PC

 

Hope thsi will help you 

Best regards, 

Akshay Gupta

 

 

G.L.N. Prasad (Retired employee.)     29 February 2020

Contact any local retired police officers and pay for those charges for getting a good draft and for submitting the same and getting copy of FIR for a reasonable fee.


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