someone filed a case on me in haryana, i am from tamilnadu how do i go that long for first appearance
2 years ago
someone filed a case on me in haryana, i am from tamilnadu how do i go that long for first appearance
Ankur Goel @ Complete Law Shield
Responded 2 years ago
A.what kind of question is this ?
who approved it.
If a case is filed then you have to fight the case.
to go to haryana from tamil nadu, you have to approach travel agents not lawyers.
travel agent will book bus or train or flight.
learn how to ask better and proper question.
who approved it.
If a case is filed then you have to fight the case.
to go to haryana from tamil nadu, you have to approach travel agents not lawyers.
travel agent will book bus or train or flight.
learn how to ask better and proper question.
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Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal
Responded 2 years ago
A.Hi,
If they have adequate proof, anyone in India can file a case against anyone else in a police station in the jurisdiction where the crime happened. You can take your case to court if the police do not satisfy you. Depending on the kind of violation and the amount of money involved, you can file an instant appeal with the appropriate authorities. If you do not reply to the summons and do not represent yourself in court at the hearing, your case will be handled ex parte.
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If they have adequate proof, anyone in India can file a case against anyone else in a police station in the jurisdiction where the crime happened. You can take your case to court if the police do not satisfy you. Depending on the kind of violation and the amount of money involved, you can file an instant appeal with the appropriate authorities. If you do not reply to the summons and do not represent yourself in court at the hearing, your case will be handled ex parte.
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A.Hi,
Anyone in India can register a case against anyone else in a police station in the jurisdiction where the crime occurred if they have sufficient proof. If the police do not satisfy you, you can take your case to court. You can immediately appeal to responsible authorities depending on the sort of offense and the amount of money involved. You are served summons and if you do not respond to summons and also do not represent yourself in the court during the hearing then the case will be heard ex-parte.
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Anyone in India can register a case against anyone else in a police station in the jurisdiction where the crime occurred if they have sufficient proof. If the police do not satisfy you, you can take your case to court. You can immediately appeal to responsible authorities depending on the sort of offense and the amount of money involved. You are served summons and if you do not respond to summons and also do not represent yourself in the court during the hearing then the case will be heard ex-parte.
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Advocate Sinjari Bandyopadhyaya
Responded 2 years ago
A.The personal attendance of the accused can be dispensed with either under Section 205 or Section 317 of the Code of Criminal Procedure,1973,as amended up to date. A joint reading of the Sections makes it clear that the court is empowered to dispense with the personal attendance of the accused at all stages. While Section 205 gives discretion to the court to exempt a person from personal appearance right from the stage of commencement of the proceedings; Section 317 covers the stage after commencement of the inquiry or trial. Thus effectively, through a Lawyer of Haryana,you being an accused are entitled to seek exemption from personal appearance right from the initial stages including the first appearance, after satisfying the Court with proper reasons. Further, the accused need not appear personally to seek exemption. Section 205(1) states that even at the stage of issuing summons, the Magistrate may, if he sees reasons so to do, dispense with the personal attendance of the accused and permit him to appear through his pleader. This discretion may be exercised by the Magistrate even in the absence of any prayer by the accused for exemption from personal attendance.[2]
It may be noted that the power under Section 205 Cr.P.C is only available to the Magistrate, however, the power under Section 317 of Cr. P.C. can be exercised by both the Magistrate as well as the Sessions Judge.
It may be noted that the power under Section 205 Cr.P.C is only available to the Magistrate, however, the power under Section 317 of Cr. P.C. can be exercised by both the Magistrate as well as the Sessions Judge.
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Sidhaarth
Responded 2 years ago
A.Details are required to be examined. If case is if civil nature then you can appoint your advocate who can attend court on your behalf and can represent you. If case is criminal nature then you can engage lawyer who can apply for your exemption citing valid reason.
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