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Mohammed Qureshi   30 January 2020

how its possible...judgement

am mohd qureshi from kurnool Ap state

fir 2011

Case Register 31.05.2013

Under Section (s) 498-A.380,506.509

The case has been going on for nearly eight years. Finally, the judiciary sentenced our five defendants to one thousand rupees each along with six months of imprisonment. The judge asked if the Inquiry was done In answer to this, the men went to their homes and said that no inquiries were made. All the sections in this case were dismissed but only 498 case was continued and sentenced


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Advocate Suneel Moudgil (Advocate)     30 January 2020

1. i didn't undestand the below phrase

"The judge asked if the Inquiry was done In answer to this, the men went to their homes and said that no inquiries were made." 

2. the accused were punished with Rs. 1000/- fine and six months imprisonment, whats impossible in it? if you are not satisfied file an appeal 


(Guest)

The cardinal principle of criminal jurisprudence is that the guilt of the accused with respect to the charges levelled need to be proved by prosecution beyond all reasonable doubt, to award punishment by the court.

In the given case the prosecution has successfully proved the charge of Sec.498A only beyond all reasonable doubt, hence the court awarded punishment.However, as prosecution has miserably failed to prove other charges levelled, beyond all reasonabe doubt, the benefit of doubt shall be extened to accused and results in acquittal.

If you are aggreived by Court Judgement perfer an appeal before expiry of statutory time.

Regatrds

Balachander Reddy

Advocate

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Rupin Dhama   31 January 2020

share the complete judgement.

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manish (Advocate)     31 January 2020

follw adv balachander

P. Venu (Advocate)     01 February 2020

Yes, the facts as posted lacks clarity. Please post simple facts.

Dr J C Vashista (Advocate)     03 February 2020

Incomplete facts posted can not lead to form proper opinion and oblige.

What is the advise of your lawyer contesting the case(s) since 2011 ? Follow it.

If you need a second opinion it is advisable to consult another local prudent lawyer for appreciation of facts/ documents, and professional guidance .


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