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Srinivas.B.S.S.T   15 June 2008 at 20:56

anticipatory bail

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

I need help and advice

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

cheque dishonour

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:

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???

Rajaram C Iyer   14 June 2008 at 13:28

Kalandara, goshwara, talbana,rukka etc.

I am not familiar with the words Kalandara,goshwara,talbana,rukka. Can anyone explain what these words mean. Are there any other words used, if so please explain.

Aslo I would also like some one from South ( advocate) to give equivalent words used by the Judiciary and the Police down south

Thanks

Rajaram C Iyer   13 June 2008 at 20:33

Defamation`

PLease give me a sample complaint for filing a defamation case

m.v.prabhakar   13 June 2008 at 15:27

defective SANCTION ORDER and wrong Cognizance

FActs of the case
While prosecuting a public servant in the Criminal case initiated by CBI, Sanction order is required form the appointing authority of that person. CBI Spl. Court takes the cognizance based on the sanction Order.
After cognizance by the court in the year 2001, it was found that the material information given in the said sanction order is not correct and false.
Recalling of summon was initiated and by the time it came for hearing, by virtue of SC judgment in the case of Mr. Adalat Prasad, the court which had given cognizance can not recall the summon. Hence the petition was withdrawn.
Subsequently, discharge application was filed on the ground that
1. The sanction order issued is defective on the information.
2. Entire money mentioned in the sanction order as loss to the company was received by the company as final payment through another court well before the date of sanction order.
3. There by no loss to the company on the date of sanction order.
4. It was further mentioned that compounding is permitted and the decision of Deccan agro was cited.
5. The court also taken cognizance based on the defective sanction order.
6. Argument of charges was not taken place so far.
Due to long delay in the Spl. Court, petition u/s 482 was made in the Delhi HC. It was disposed as
“ It is submitted by the learned counsel for the petition that for the last nine years, he has been facing prosecution but so far even the arguments on charge have not been heard. The concerned court is directed to hear arguments on charge on the date fixed and to pass appropriate orders thereon”.
With these direction, the petition is disposed of.
Query.
1. Is my approach on the defective SANCTION ORDER is correct? Should I take any other precaution/Arguments?
2. What is the remedy available to me against the appointing authority concerned on the malefide/misleading sanction order on the basis of which the court had taken cognizance, which had ruined my career and peace of mind in the past 10 years.
3. Kindly provide me some SC or other HC court decisions on the DEFECTIVE SANCTION ORDER or on the related matters.
4. Sections involved are 120B,421,467,478 of IPC and 13(1)(d) of PCA

Ranjit Asati   12 June 2008 at 18:17

NEGOTIABLE INSTRUMENT ACT (SECTION 138)

Sir,
I am a wholesale paddy trader from Gondia,Maharashtra.
A person who bought 5 truck of paddy from me has given me a cheque of Rs 5lacs.
But it is dishonoured by his banker with reason "the payment is stopped by the drawer".I sent him a notice through my lawer.He replied that the cheque was missed and he has also done a FIR in the police station.Now what is the way to recover my money.Please suggest me.

NEERAJ GUPTA   11 June 2008 at 15:12

domestic voilence- interem maintainance granted

sir,
MY BROTHER EARNS AS PER HIS ITR 1.70LACS PER ANNUM.THE MM GRANTED THE LADY RS RS.8000/- PER MONTH AS MAINATAINENCE. BY WHICH SHE AGAIN APPEALED AT ADL. JUDGE FOR INCREASE AND WAS GRANTED RS.15000/- PER MONTH AS INTEREM MAINTAINENCE INCLUDING THE CHILD OF 3YRS. NOW HOW IS IT POSSIBLE THAT SHE BE GRANTED MAINTAINENCE MORE THAN WHAT MY BROTHER EARNS. PLS. ADVISE WHAT SHOULD WE DO AS SHE HAS PUT AT LEAST 10 CASES AGAINST HIM. HE IS NOT ABLE TO ATTEND WORK REGULARLY AND ALSO BECAUSE OF THESE TENSIONS HE IS DETECTED WITH BP & SUGAR.
FROM WHER HE WILL BRING THE MONEY MORE THAN HIS CAPACITY TO EARN & IF ALL IS GIVEN TO HER THEN WHERE WILL HE FEED HIMSELF.

TIS IS REAL CRUELTY. PLS. ADVISE.

THANKS

NEERAJ GUPTA

vinod bansal   10 June 2008 at 21:54

expert opinion vs. oral version

Sir I want to submit a case in which there are two sets of accused i.e. ABC & DEFG ,there is a eye witness in this case he is saying that real murderer are AB &C but police found in their investigation that real murderer are D,E,F, & G. Police also recovered weapon used in the murder at the instance of accused D,E,F, & G.Weapon Revolver was sent to FSL for expert opinion.Ballistic expert opined that this revolver was used in the present murder case because bullets which were removed (Taken Out) from the body of dceased and test fired bullets are fired from the same revolver.police discharged the accused AB & C and chargesheeted accused D,E,F, & G.but later on eye witness appear in the court and stated that real murderer are AB & C and D,E,F, & G.are not murderer,resultly AB &C summoned by the court us 319 crpc & now position is that two sets of accused are before the court one is AB &C & another is D,E,F, & G. Eyewitness is saying that real murderer is AB &C but FSL (Expert)report says real murderer is Accused D,E,F,& G.which version is acceptable.