Sanjeev Panda
28 July 2012 at 17:25
My client is an accused in a case of kidnapping u/s 365/366 IPC of a girl who happened to be his girlfriend. The police intercepted the car in which the accused allegedly kidnapped the girl and arrested the accused. The police seized two mobile phones, one belonging to the girl and one to the accused. The said mobiles were exhibited in the court. The accused and girl who is alleged to have been kidnapped have had a very intimate relation and the mobile phones which the police seized and produced in the court contains the SMSs which shows the intimacy between the accused and the girl. Now, I want to exhibit the content of the mobile. As the police has seized the said mobiles and exhibited it as an object to prove the seizure of the same from the accused but the prosecution is not relying on its content which is in favor of the accused as it falsifies the prosecution version. Under what provisions of the Indian Evidence Act, I can apply to the Court concerned to exhibit the content of the mobile which is already exhibited in the Court? Please also suggest any case law
Anonymous
25 November 2011 at 13:06
The director resigned from the company by tendering his resignation in writing addressed to board of directors. The board of directors did not file the Form No. 32 with the registrar of companies (ROC)intimating the ROC regarding the resignation tendered by the director. How the company or the board of directors can be compelled to file the requisite Form No. 32 with the ROC? Can it be done through by filing a suit for mandatory injunction against the company?
Team
01 February 2011 at 19:18
Hello Sir/Madam,
I am a graduate student, In my friend circle we had a debate, on 'Cyber Law in India'. One of the arguments were that, watching porn videos through internet(sites) are punishable offence. Is it true or false.
Anonymous
13 November 2010 at 10:41
Whether order taking cognizance of an offence is a final order?
Sanjeev Panda
25 May 2010 at 17:25
Is there any course on legal journalism?
varun
25 May 2010 at 10:56
what should i do if i want to marry my first cousin ? i.e. my uncle's daughter.
Anonymous
24 May 2010 at 21:04
can cross examination of witness be refused by the cout? if so, under what circumstances?
is refusal fatal to the proceeding?
Anonymous
18 April 2010 at 12:58
i want enroll as supreme court lawyer ? plz tell me knowledge of this process. what is advocate on record?
rdburmanmusic
16 April 2010 at 13:01
will threat and false allegations sms to harass will become criminal intimidation? can i file FIR against the person who sends severe allegations and threat
Sumita
15 April 2010 at 18:44
Can judicial magistrate II class record the statement of sec.164(cr.p.c)?plz give the ans.with explanation.whether ans is NO/YES why is it?
Evidence act
My client is an accused in a case of kidnapping u/s 365/366 IPC of a girl who happened to be his girlfriend. The police intercepted the car in which the accused allegedly kidnapped the girl and arrested the accused. The police seized two mobile phones, one belonging to the girl and one to the accused. The said mobiles were exhibited in the court. The accused and girl who is alleged to have been kidnapped have had a very intimate relation and the mobile phones which the police seized and produced in the court contains the SMSs which shows the intimacy between the accused and the girl. Now, I want to exhibit the content of the mobile. As the police has seized the said mobiles and exhibited it as an object to prove the seizure of the same from the accused but the prosecution is not relying on its content which is in favor of the accused as it falsifies the prosecution version. Under what provisions of the Indian Evidence Act, I can apply to the Court concerned to exhibit the content of the mobile which is already exhibited in the Court? Please also suggest any case law