Raman
16 September 2012 at 12:54
Legal Query( relate to Haryana state): FIR u/s 498-A/406 was filed against Delhi based family at Haryana.The police was about to arrest the family members but they abscond from home and finally get the Anticipatory bail from Session Court with condition that they will return all the dowry articles and join investigation at earliest.It has also been directed that accused family members will apply for regular bail within 2 months. before Ilaqa Magistrate.......The accused family has returned all the artilces and will planning for regular bail which they will file before the ilaqa magistrate..Now the accused family members have received call from Investigating officer to approach the police for arrest and they will grant him bail....Now the query whether its harm that accused family members directly approach to the Ilaqa magistrate court?..What normally be the procedure followed when accused family members approach before the Ilaqa Magistrate?
Anonymous
01 November 2011 at 13:15
Hello Dear Experts,
PL TELL WHETHER A PERSON CAN STAND SURETY TO RELEASE HIS OWN VEHICLE ON SUPERDARI BY SUBMITTING HIS OWN PROPERTY DOCUMENTS. IF YAS WHETHER ANY CASE LAW RELATING TO THIS.
REGARDS
Legal Fighter
23 July 2010 at 17:50
Can execution u/s 27 of CPA be filed for the second time if it was not decided on merits for the first time?
Details of the case are :
I filed execution petition before consumer forum without mentioning any section and prayed for execution of order alongwith penalty. While deciding, the forum just passed order u/s 25.
Now I want to file seperate execution application u/s 27 of the CPA. Will this be maintainable?
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One time alimony received at the time of divorce
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