baljit singh
18 June 2008 at 13:35
Hi,
its baljit here,
i have a querry whether the court for the purpose of disposing of bail applcation can allow the applicant to undgo medical examination the report of which may provide an evidence to disprove the commission againt him as the applicant do have right to do so U/s section 54 of the Cr.P.C if the same is no exercised earlier upon his production before the illaka magistrate. if so any law point on this issue.
thanks,
baljit singh advocate.
NEERAJ GUPTA
17 June 2008 at 12:32
sir's,
what is the law for maximum amount a judge can allow as interem mainatainence to wife onmonthly/annualy basis in delhi?
neeraj gupta
NEERAJ GUPTA
16 June 2008 at 13:01
pls. suggest a learned criminal lawyer for domestic voilence case/498A.
regards
neeraj gupta
Legal_Query
16 June 2008 at 12:57
Sir,
Can an application u/s 45 evidence act can be filed at the stage of evidence.
Pls provide relevant citations of the courts.
Case is for cross examination of PW.
the accused wants to call for H.W.Expert for his signature
Rgds,
Srinivas.B.S.S.T
15 June 2008 at 20:56
Can an anticipatory bail petition be filed for bailable offences. The police filed a case under sections 447,509 and 506 against the accused as all the offenses are bailable, can an petition under section 438 Cr.P. C be filed?
Bharti Thakkar
15 June 2008 at 18:08
Dear Sir,
My father expire in 1995, after a death of my father my younger brother open bank locker of my mother and remove valuable jewelery etc.
After death of my father he fraudulently presented a forged document purporting to have been signed by the my deceased father and on the basis of such fales forged document he have got transfer a huge amount of Rs. 2.07 lakhs in his own account inbank of Baroda
I had personally submitted death certificate of my deceased father to the Branch manager, branch manager acknowledged the receipt of the death certificate below my copy of death certificate.
My younger brother has been prosecuted for offences under section 404, 409,420, 468, 471, rws 34 and 109 IPC in connection with fraudulent
Encashment of Cheque( torn 1/3 part of cheque when presented in CJM court) for Rs.207000/-Sttaf members of Bank of Baroda are also co-accused in the said case. Similarly
My younger brother has been prosecuted for offence under section 409 420 468 471 380 rws IPC in locker criminal case.
After death of my father my two younger brother refuge my mothers legal right and my legal right and my sisters legal right in my father s property.
I had file 12 to 15 civil and criminal cases pending in court from last 11 years but no progress in my cases .my advocate have no interest in cases .so please advice what can I do please give advice and i need help
vijay
15 June 2008 at 12:22
I reqiure a lawyer to fight a cheque dishonour case urgently in mumbai.
Please contact me on 9821256999.
RAMESH TEKWANI
15 June 2008 at 08:58
INTEROGATION IN CRIMINAL CASE:
What are the rights of a person who is arrested in any criminal case with respect to investigation?? Is he supposed to answer questions put forward by the police??? Does he have any right to remain quite during the interrogation and claim that it is police who has to prove him guilty??? Like in USA, the accused person can remain silent while in custody. But again, if he remains silent, can the court grant continuous custody on the police request that accused is “not co-operating”???
Are there any rulings by SC in this regard???
Secondly, it has become a trend to put an accused under lie detector tests, narco-analysis without his consent…can he refuse to do so??? Can he get immediate relief from any court anytime during the day???
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medical examination during the pendency of regular bail for its disposal
Hi,
its baljit here,
i have a querry whether the sessions court for the purpose of disposing of bail applcation u/s 439 Cr.P.C can allow the applicant to undgo medical examination the report of which may provide an evidence to disprove the commission againt him as the applicant do have right to do so U/s section 54 of the Cr.P.C if the same is no exercised earlier upon his production before the illaka magistrate. if so any law point on this issue.
thanks,
baljit singh advocate.