awadheshjha 08 August 2015

How to get copy of case documents from court

Respected Members,

I have filed an FIR against society secretary for disconnecton of electricity u/s 12A of MOFA Act.

Chargesheet has been filed by police in the month of April 2015. The status of he case is " Awaiting Summons" as per the online status shown on court website.

I would like to acess the entire documents of the case like witness statement, detailed chargesheet filed by police and any other documets filed or submitted in court against this case.

Being a complainant, can I access all such documents?

What is the formal procedure to request copy of all such documents from the appropriate court?

Can I submit any appeal or documents or evidence in this case, If such documents could be of hep in the case?

What is the procedure to submit objection on the submitted chargesheet and request for inclusion other Managing committe members for the offence?

Would appreciate your advise and suggestions.

Thank you & best regards,

Awadhesh

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Anil Agrawal (Retired) 09 August 2015

Apply to court office.

Braham Prakash (Lawyer - Practice) 09 August 2015

Apply to the concernd Court to supply certified copies of docoments and orders desired by you.

Rama chary Rachakonda (Secunderabad/Telangana state Highcourt practice watsapp no.9989324294 ) 10 August 2015

If you are Party to the Case, you can get the Certified Copy of the Documents from the concerned Indian Courts by paying requisite fees.

Fill an applicaton for copy and submit in the courts section office.

Anil Agrawal (Retired) 10 August 2015

Write all the documents needed by you.

shaikh Ashpak Taher Patel (ADVOCATE) 11 August 2015

as you are complainant in the case you can appear in the matter by intimating to the court to cause your appearance. then you can access all documents of court file.

T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Advocate) 15 August 2015

Being a defactocomplaiant on the police prosecuted case, you can apply for copies of the documents of the case pending before the magistrate court by filing a third party affidavit and a vakalat though you are a defacto complainant. You cosult a lawyerr in the local who will be able to guide you properly in this regard.

All other aspect like including additional documents and impleading othersi n the case can be taken up if the prosecuton fails to conduct the case properly and the case is decided against your interests.