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Satish   14 January 2009 at 23:01

Stop Payment

Hi All,
I'm new to this forum.
I want to ask whether "stop payment" of the cheque is covered under 138 NIAct?
I mean to say may I file a case U/s 138 NIAct against Stop Payment?

R Bajaj   13 January 2009 at 21:03

Deposition by Wife

Sir,
I am investigating a case where one of officer has complained that he has been manhandled by another officer and he wants me to record the statement of his wife who was present at the scene.
my question:
Is this a valid proof for a crime to have been committed?

Vaibhav   13 January 2009 at 16:30

section 138

I am having a house in bhopal and it was given on rent on 11 month contract. Last three month my tenent is not paying rent and when ever i was asking he was replying that i have some problems i will give you next month, then he issued a cheque which was bounced and now next month is 11 month of contract.
What can i do against him ?
i am having rent aggrement with me also cheque which was bounced due to insufficent fund .

Vaibhav

Mahesh Chandwani   13 January 2009 at 00:07

Objection by stranger in criminal trial.

Can anybody advise me that my client want to take an objection for dismissal of application, in a special criminal trial (in N.D.P.S.) pending before District Judge, on the application of discharge filed by the accused. My cleint neither the witness nor the complainant in the said charge sheet. Can he has locus standi to file the said objection, if yes, then under what provision and by what authority or citation (if any).

Rakesh Agarwal   13 January 2009 at 00:06

Cheque dishonour

Whether case may be filed for the dishonour of cheque U/s 138, when part payment already received by the drawer?

aj   12 January 2009 at 16:20

ACCIDENT U/S 279,338

I WAS DRIVING SANTRO AND MET WITH ACCIDENT WITH A MOTORCYCLE AT T POINT WHILE TAKING RIGHT TURN.I TOOK HIM TO NEARBY HOSPITAL.POLICE WAS CALLED BY SOMEONE AND MLC WAS DONE SHOWING 3 FRACTURES.AN FIR WAS LODGED.VICTIM CLAIMS HE WOULD GET WITNESSES AND TROUBLE ME IN COURT.I HAVE VALID DRIVING LICENSE AND MY CAR IS PROPERLY INSURED.
1.HOW WILL LAW TAKE ITS COURSE AND HOW SHOULD I REACT?
2.WILL 2 CASES OF COMPENSATION AND CRIMINALIS LIKELY TOBE FILED?INSURANCE TAKES CARE OF COMPENSATION BUT DO I NEED TO APPEAR MYSELF AND APPOINT LAWYER.?WHAT IS LIKELY IN CRIMINAL CASE?
URGENT

Chandan Garg   12 January 2009 at 15:30

Withdrawl of matter under 138 NI act

I have filed a case against one person under 138 NI act for bouncing of cheque..
i also filed one affidavit along with the complaint case and notice was issued..
there after 3 attempts the warrants were issued but not served .. in the mean time some higher people came in between and the dispute resolved...
now i want to with draw the case .. kindly tell whether the presence of another person is neccasary ( in my case the accused is out of country and cant come..) , or there is no need for his presence ... tell me the way of finishing the complaint case

sreemoyee   11 January 2009 at 18:09

naraji petition or protest petition

can anybody help me out with a protest petition or naraji petition??i urgently need a draft petition challenging the discharge of all the accused except the husband in a 498A IPC case, following police enquiry or investigation.

M.Sahul Hameed   11 January 2009 at 11:22

section 125 Criminal procedure code

if any one having the judgement regarding nonjoinder of parties. The fact is that father claiming maintenance against one son alone but he has two sons and one daughter. Without added other children in the 125 Cr.p.c prcedings and claiming maintenance from one son he has no lawful reason. so i need judgement in this aspect inde 125 Cr.P.C, and also i need Judgement reported in 1982 Cr.L.J Page 211 judgement delivered by Hon'ble High Court Delhi

weettute   09 January 2009 at 16:11

mental harassment for dowry

Can an unvisible mental harassment by inlaws and husband to a newly wedded girl for dowry be complained for redressal and punishement to the offenders. What is the procedure and how long it takes to settle the issue. Whether the inlaws against whom the compalaint is lodged can sue the complainant if they are not found guildy due to insufficient evidence or due to their resourcefulness.