Accused not found in cheque bounce case

Are you the complainant or his lawyer?

The summons can be served to the accused through her husband or any other adult male member of her family, it will be proper service.

But sir, how the compel the accused in court of law. The complainant never known the address of accused.

The police may not be able to identify the accused, hence the complainant may accompany the police to identify the accused when the accused will be available in the house, hence the complainant has to do some home work to find out when the accused will be available at his house and take the police to his house accordingly to get him arrested in the bailable warrant.

For that he has to get a bailable warrant issued against the accused through court

1  If the accused continue evade court proceedings even after issue of NBW/ bailable warrant, request the court to declare the accused an absconder under sec 82 of CrPC,

2  This can lead to attachment of their properties under sec 83 of the CrPC 

Originally posted by : TANAJI JAMDADE
	But sir, how the compel the accused in court of law. The complainant never known the address of accused.

In a case involving dishonouring of cheque, how could it be possible that the complainant does not know the address of the accused. The so-called accused could not have opened a bank account without having an address duly verified.

Are you setting question paper or setting riddle?

If you are having any real issue, please post the material facts instead of inchoate assumptions, presumptions and subjective facts.