Originally posted by : stanley
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Oh my god an invitation to IPC 354 D stalking for both cab driver and junior advocate .
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1. His wife has filed RCR which means she wants to re-unite.
2. It is but natural they are not yet divorced.
3. If in opening submissions he creates doubt such as that he went to meet his wife in absence of any’ cease and desist Order' to talk it over, can it be said that husband is stalking his wife ? The reply is NO.
4. Now let us shift attention to cab driver in such situation. Well he is said to be messenger between ‘husband and wife’ as being local he knows the local places well compared to a husband who is casual visitor to that city for the purpose of re-union of spouses. Remember all / any efforts which brings re-union is said to be made in good intentions and cannot be given criminal angle most often. Hence can it be said that the cab driver is stalking? The reply is NO.
5. Now let us point same double barrel on Junior level Advocate. The @ Author of the post is simply a client to a professional and feeling for the matrimonial issue in hand that client's wife has filed RCR it is his first duty to advice to his client to break ice i.e. re-unite; but how? Well it is within his line of advice to suggest to his client to go and meet your wife in her base city so she feels more comfortable talking freely of her feline feelings with you and may be based on such advice two spouse are able to re-unite and need not have to face acrimonious litigations forever before various Courts! What is clients marriage after all for a Lawyer; try efforts as much as possible to re-unite clients, is it not what Court gives direction to Advocates of parties to see possibility of parties re-union? Moreover the Advocate himself was not physically present at citing place(s). Hence can it be said that the Junior Advocate is stalking? The reply is said to be reasonably NO.
Only one doubt needs to be created under Criminal Law and rest allegations falls like pack of cards.
Illustration:
A matrimonial hearing is there in a Family Court. Both wife and husband are present in Court and advancing set of respective submissions. The hearing gets over. The Court room is long way from Exit Gate. It is obvious that wife will prefer walking fast to Exit gate being parda woman and obviously husband will also like to reach the Exit gate talking with his advocate thus keeping a distance as he is walki the talk with an advocate. Can it be alleged by wife that both husband and his advocate are ‘stalking’ me? The reply is NO.
BTW, elasticize same scenario and unfortunately it is seen that both husband and wife as well as husbands advocate almost live in same locality. (unfortunately) That day the advocate did not have any more court appearances and while wife was walking fast ahead to the Exit gate her husband and his advocate were walking behind and it is shown that all three took same bus to reach their respective destinations which is later found to be in same locality where wife resides. Twist all these little more and let us allege same events happens in almost many Court hearing dates. [Remember a junior advocate most often does not have many case files hence assume husband is his first - second or third client for the subsequent eventful alleged dates]. Can it be alleged by wife that both husband and his advocate are constantly ‘stalking’ me? The reply is NO.
Now what was your short change inference earlier @ Stanely J
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