When I went to the police station for recording an FIR but the police officer is insisting me to provide the information in writing. He completely denied accepting my oral information about the commission offence. I gave the information in writing after getting no other option. The police officer wanted to harass me as well as delaying the recording of FIR. It was a bizarre condition for me to face the arrogance of the police who was doing wrong. Sir, whether it is mandatory to file FIR in writing?
The Code of Criminal Procedure
Quashing of ex-parte order passed by the judicial magistrate in domestic violence case
I want to quash the ex-parte order of Judicial Magistrate passed in my absence. My wife filed a complaint under section 12 of the domestic violence act for various relief. I was in Canada when the incident of domestic violence took place. Consequently, the said complaint is baseless. There is no evidence that I involved in the incident, but my wife, due to mala-fide intention, made me accused therein.
The police officer has refused to register my case
Police says, No fir can be the lodge for vehicle damage caused by any person. Yesterday at 11 pm, a boy from my colony came to me and asked for my car, but I refused to give him. Then he threatened me to break and damage my car, and he has damaged the door of my car.
I called 100 and PCR referred me to the nearest police station. I went there, and the officer told me that there is no damage caused to human. So he couldn’t register FIR and legally no action could be initiated against him.
Case registered under section 200 crpc
Our company has three directors. My wife was also a director for sometimes but she resigned from that post, and her resignation accepted in general meeting. One of our shareholder (complainant) has a company in Jharkhand, and he is also a supplier of some goods from our company.
He supplied some goods and made payment through cheque. Total of 238 cheques has issued in the last four years. Thirty cheques were bounced by the bank on the ground to stop cheque payment. My wife issued all those cheques. After her resignation, I stopped them. Therefore, cheques became bounced.
He has some disputed with our company, and for setting his score, he filed this complaint under section 200 crpc for cheque bounce case. He knew that my wife had resigned from that post. I want to challenge this complaint.
Revision application against dismissal of complaint
Mr X presented a complaint against me for the commencement of offence punishable under section 467/468/504/506 IPC, which is rejected by the court of the magistrate. Now Mr X submitted a revision application against such rejection. I want to appear in that revision application. Is there any law in this regard?
Section 313 CrPC , the fundamental principle of fairness
Section 313 of the code of criminal procedure, a fundamental principle of fairness. In the criminal trial after registration of the FIR, police investigates the crime. After that, submits its report, i.e. charge-sheet. Charge sheet shows those evidence and...