Forensic examination in cheque cases.

helloo sardarsena

                                         first of all i want to know why you want to get forensic examination of the cheque. 

The accused gave a blank cheque , nothing is written by the accused.

The complainant filled the date, amount and even made similar lool like signatures.

helloo sardarsena,

                                      sorry to inform you you might be in problem but there are some chances also .because every accused has a right to put his defence so he can also ask for forensic examination of the cheque.

Also in the list of witnesses the complainant has not included 1) cheque 2) slips 3) return memo 4) notice ; so where it can be objected now.

helloo , 

                                 the complaint shall be dismissed in default.

but i want to know whether the court has summoned the accused. because it was basic requirements for the summoning of accused .

1) for forensic examination the accused is summoned but no cross and at this stage the court is not willing to send the cheque for forensic examination.

2) in second case the documents are filed but not mentioned in witness list.

Also in the list of witnesses the complainant has not included 1) cheque 2) slips 3) return memo 4) notice ; so where it can be objected now.

These are exihibits, not witnesses. The list of witness will have names of witness (people)

However if the same is not stated in the complaint and no request that all the documents produced be read in eveidence  than what.

These are part of evidence, ideally under S.138 cases, an affidavit along with these evidences like cheque, memo, notice etc. should be exhibited.