satya (Manager) 14 November 2015
It is expected that everyone submitting any case/claim in court must submit with clean hands. Most of the cases of 498a and DV having so many false evidence. In my case there are so many false evidence/statements for which I submitted application under section 340 of CRPC to concerned court. What about the fate of this application? Anyone may provide may recent supreme court judgment to hear first the application under sec 340 to proceed the case further.
Rama chary Rachakonda (Secunderabad/Telangana state Highcourt practice watsapp no.9989324294 ) 15 November 2015
You can browse www.indiankanoon.org for supreme court judgements for the pertaining to section 340 of crpc.
chandra mohan (power) 17 November 2015
Dont file 340 in criminal cases. Use it for civil cases only.
satya (Manager) 17 November 2015
Can u tell me what is problem to file 340 in criminal cases?
Amit jande (Partner) 18 November 2015
T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Advocate) 21 November 2015
First of all you should know why and how this petition is being filed. If she perjures before the court on oath and her statements are found to be false on the basis of clinching evidences, the petition may be taken on file. See how strong is your case and look for settled law citation only when it is required and not at the time of filing the petition itself..
FightForCause (Businessman) 23 November 2015
Follow Mr T. Kalaiselvan's Advice.
Sidharth 23 December 2015
My wife filed case under DV Act against me on fictitious ground, she was demanding reliefs for her and our daughter who is living with her.
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