Suresh Kumar (NA) 04 April 2017
while making an application with affidavit in supreme court, the petitioner has declared that " her father gave a lot of money and jewelry to boy family"
Is this amount to prima facie evidence of DP3 charges?
Is it possible to get an arrest warrant aginst her father?
Sachin (N.A) 04 April 2017
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while making an application with affidavit in supreme court, the petitioner has declared that " her father gave a lot of money and jewelry to boy family" Is this amount to prima facie evidence of DP3 charges? Is it possible to get an arrest warrant aginst her father? |
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It is not dowry, it may be considered as gift or stridhan.
If you are not facing any trial u/s 3 of DP act. refrain yourself using this section against complainant else it may backfire you.
adv. rajeev ( rajoo ) (practicing advocate) 04 April 2017
I do agree with Sachin
Suresh Kumar (NA) 04 April 2017
A stridhand should be given to " daughter " not husband's family member. That is why It should make a primafacie of DP3.
However, they know it very well that they have not given anything to me or family.
Anything given is not anything taken. you can give anything to anyone with your choice but you can not take anything from your choice.
Sudhir Kumar, Advocate (Advocate) 07 April 2017
victim is never punshable.
Rajiv kumar (abc) 20 April 2017
Maybe he might be feeling like, " Attack is the best defense in present world"
what could be best attacking means in such scenarios ?
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