Writ/contept of the court
Pradyot
(Querist) 06 May 2018
This query is : Resolved
Writ petition no. 2851 of 2015was filed in Bombay High court against Mr Kishor Chheda & Happy Valley Real EstatePpvt Ltd for bogus tenancies and benami properties created at the time of redevelopement of our building.
For want of FIR from Mumbai police Hc dispose of the writ as follows
“The High Court after hearing passed the following order dated 11/08/2015
“The petitioner in person seeks leave to withdraw the petition with liberty to file a Report under Section 154 of the Cr P.C. to the concerned Police Station.Leave with liberty as prayed for is granted”
Based on above order i have lodged complaint in Matunga police station& ACB under S-154 Cr P Cto file FIR against Director Mr Kishor Chheda & Happy Valley Real Estate pvt Ltd,MCGM,MHADA .
Matunga police & ACB is not taking any action so far inspite of my reminders
What is the remedy left?
Can i approach BHC for its direction to Matunga Police &ACB
Can i approach& complaint to the same Court who has passed the order.
Based on the wording of the order can i file contempt of the court petition in BHC
P. Venu
(Expert) 07 May 2018
First of all, you can ascertain the present position of the police investigation, if any, under RTI. You may also pursue with higher officers including City Police Commissioner. Moving a Contempt Application in the High Court ought to be the last option.
Pradyot
(Querist) 09 May 2018
Thank You very much sir
Police enquiry is going on but no progress only normal letters received from police .
If you are in Mumbai can you take up the matter. if yes what will be your fees?
Pradyot Nawathe
Mumbai
M No.9820301325
P. Venu
(Expert) 09 May 2018
I am settled in Kerala.
T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate
(Expert) 11 May 2018
After having waited for reasonable time and found no response or proper action by the concerned police, you may escalate the matter to the higher police officer with complaint against the local police seeking its intervention and direction toi initiate appropriate legal action on the basis of dirction by the civil court.
If it is still not effective you may approach the concerned jurisdictional criminal court relief and remedy.
Dr J C Vashista
(Expert) 11 May 2018
To add to the expert advise of Mr. T Kalaiselvan you should approach your area Magistrate with an application u/s 200 read with section 156 Cr PC through a local lawyer.
