Investigation by police notice u/s 41(a) cr.p.c false case filed by daughter-in-law u/s 498a and 40
VISHNUMURTHY CHADALAWADA
(Querist) 06 September 2015
This query is : Resolved
Sir,
My Daughter-in-law has filed a false case against me and wife and son U/S 498A and 406 on 4-5-2015. my son is presently working on deputation in U.K from TCS chennai, left in the month of 2/2015. I have attended five times before police after filing complaint before police by Daughter-in-law. My daughter in Law's parents have demanded 10.5 lakh for Mutual Divorce and black mailing,cheating,misleadeaing facts before police,I have written 4 leters to my daughter in law and their parents.they have acknowledged two and two returned, not claimed.They have involved and cheated while drafting MOU, but I have not paid any amount till date.We are govt employees and edge of retirement. The locker key held my daughter in law and my son lost. There are jewellery and gold items and documents of daughter in law and my son.The issue is pending before for break open the locker, till settle the 498 a and 406 accordingly notice sent to bank as well as daughter in law . I decided not to cooperate with bank authority and daughter in law.
Now Police has asked to attend for investigation within three days with ID and passport size photos. every letter addressed to my daughter-in-law,a copy was marked and submitted to the concerned police. Is it necessary to attend again for investigation on or before 09-09-2015. Kidly do need full in this mental agony issue-vishnu Murthy
Guest
(Expert) 06 September 2015
It is better to Attend the Police Call.Your Advocate could also be with you and Be Prepared With Right Answers With the Help of your Advocate Showing and explaining him with all details.Better Consult and Have a Good Senior Advocate Who Could Command Respect In Your Police Station.
SAINATH DEVALLA
(Expert) 06 September 2015
In addition to the advice of ADV Rajkumar,ask UR son to send a POA routed through the Indian Embassy to represent him initially either at the Police inquiry or the court.
Rajendra K Goyal
(Expert) 07 September 2015
You may attend the police inquiry.
There are possibility that the police may arrest you there, it would effect your service, hence, if FIR lodged, try for anticipatory bail first. Discuss with your lawyer.
VISHNUMURTHY CHADALAWADA
(Querist) 09 September 2015
sir,
while typing some spelling mistakes crept .thanks for kind co-operation and giving reply
a friend has adviced as mentioned below,U/S 498A and 406 (Notice U/s 41A Cr.p.c )
:where such a notice is issued to any person,it shall be the duty of that person to comply with the terms of the notice:
I complied, I attended before police on 07-09-2015 within three days time.notice dtd.31-08-2015 received by Regd.Post on 04-09-2015 Wife applied leave attending before police on 09-09-2015
vishnumurthy
VISHNUMURTHY CHADALAWADA
(Querist) 10 September 2015
Sir,
while typing some spelling mistakes crept .thanks for kind co-operation and giving reply
a friend has adviced as mentioned below,U/S 498A and 406 in Notice U/s 41A Cr.p.c
:where such a notice is issued to any person,it shall be the duty of that person to comply with the terms of the notice:
I complied, I attended before police on 07-09-2015 within three days time.notice dtd.31-08-2015 received by Regd.Post on 04-09-2015, but Wife immediately tookpermissionof her dept without my notice appeared before the police and furnished a under taking as required by the police on 06-09-2015.I was working in a far place then.Now applied leave and left for hyderabad to check the undertaking furnished on 06-09-2015 applied leave attending before police on 09-09-2015 once again for future course of action and consulted a lawyer on the above issue.Now i felt that what she did is correct Pl. further guidance vishnumurthy
