please copy and paste the order here, so that we can give you a proper citation.
if i know the bank name, branch, a/c no
Then can wife's bank statement be summoned U/S 91 CrPC to prove that she is getting payment every month from a particular company
Hi All,
For your reference herewith uploading the order of Hon'ble Magistrate Court .... Order says the requested documents would become against the Accused whereas in the petition it was stated that the documents present with the Prosecution Witnesses would prove that allegations are false ....
Based on the above attached Order can I file petition U/s 311 and 91 of CrPC praying the court to use suo-moto power or discretionary powers to order the concern people/offices for the purpose of verify the genuineness of the alleged allegations against the accused condireding that all the accused denied all allegations during the 313CrPC statement .... by summonning all the possible existing documents true facts and circumstances would reveal .....
this is interesting indeed, well, if you have read the order carefully, you have been given the benefit of the doubt by the judge himself,
you see, the judge himself is saying that the prosecution has not presented the documents in order to prove the case beyond reasonable doubt, so, if they have not produced it, you should be able to get the benefit of the doubt. since the judge himself is agreeing to the fact that a criminal case has to be proved beyond doubt, the documents being stated by the witnesses but not being produced creates doubt whether the allegations made are true or not.
second thing you can do is go against the order in session court, challenge it. i am sure, you will get some kind of relief. i think this is a good thing. but let my seniors give their views regarding my observation and see where it goes.
regards
aashish george
Respecter Sir,
I agree with you that absence of the possible existing documents in support prosecution case may raise doubt on genuineness of alleged alleagtions WHEREAS production of documents may prove those alleagtions are false without any room for doubt....
Also even if documents are no ton record the court may some times believe the Oral alleagtions that are corroborated with the PWs .... in those circumstances also only the documents would help the Accused to prove that allegaed allegations are not possible to happen and are false and are fabricated .....
In any case Court shall admit the petition U/s 91 to summon production of documents to finally arrive ot the BEST POSSIBLE decision ....
Please comment.
The below judgements show that documents from prosecution can be sought U/s 91 of CrPC :
a. Judgment of Hon’ble Supreme Court of India in case of V.K. Sasikala v. State Rep. by Superintendent of Police, 2012 (4) Crimes 146
b. Judgment of Hon’ble Supreme Court of India in case of Sidhartha Vashisht v. State (NCT of Delhi), (2010) 6 SCC 1
c. Judgment of Hon’ble High Court of Andhra Pradesh in case of S. Srinivasan And Anr. vs Deccan Petrolium Ltd. And Ors. on 4 September, 2000.
d. Judgment of Hon’ble Gujarat High Court in case of Maheshchandra K. Trivedi Vs State Of Gujarat passed on on 6 September, 1999