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peter (nil)     07 October 2012

Discharge application due for order

 

Dear Experts,

Case- 498A

My lawyer filed discharge application on the grounds of jurisdiction and submitted few famous case laws like:

1.     Y abraham

2.     Bhura Ram

My contention that I be discharged on ground of jurisdiction.

 Also the FIR has not been forwarded forthwith to the magistrate u/s Cr PC 157. I am not talking about delay; the FIR is not at all  forwarded to the Magistrate.

The PP/opposite party has also filed few case laws supporting his arguments

The surprising fact is that they have submitted case law- Manish Ratan Vs. state of MP passed by Supreme court wherein the case was transferred to matrimonial house.

The PP never in his argument argued that the matter be transferred to matrimonial home court, surprisingly he submitted this manish ratan case. The argument for both the parties is over and the matter is due for order.

My Father- in-law (FIL) is very very very influential person.

My query-

1. Manish ratan case law submitted by PP- will it be beneficial to me?

2. Will the metropolitan magistrate deliver the judgment under influence?

3. The FIR was never ever forwarded to the Magistrate and then the chargesheet was filed. The OP never argued or said anything or explained the non –compliance of Cr.PC 157. How effective is 157 useful to my case?

Please provide your valuable inputs.

regards,

Peter



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