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Chandresh Hapani   27 July 2024

Ipc 156(3crpc

under IPC 156(3) Crpc accused find serious fraud it is bailable or nonbailable .fruad with bank and operational creditors. and the company declared insolvency in IBBI



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This discussion clarifies whether fraud under IPC 156(3) of the CrPC is a bailable or non-bailable offence. The nature of the complaint, particularly involving bank fraud, operational creditors, and company insolvency, determines its classification. It's noted that Section 156(3) CrPC often leads to non-cognizable offences, and individuals should consider anticipatory bail if arrest is a concern.

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T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Advocate)     27 July 2024

A petition under section 156(3) cr.p.c. is filed before court seeking direction to the concerned police to initiate legal action on your complaint pending before it, the doubts raised by you about the bailable or non bailable offence will depend on the nature and contents of the complaint.

Alisha Kohli   01 August 2024

Yea 156(3) is always proceed towards non cognizance offence and get ready with the anticipatory bail if u apprehend arrest


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