Got summons from court after i appeared before police
6 months ago
I got a summons from court after i appeared before police because 41a notice for 67b it act .. why the court summoned me.. am i getting arrested should i hire a lawyer
A.Dear Sir,
Before filing charge sheet normally Court do not issue any notice to any Accused. It seems police are delayed in serving 41A notice. Please check through Advocate and get apply and obtained bail through Advocate.
Before filing charge sheet normally Court do not issue any notice to any Accused. It seems police are delayed in serving 41A notice. Please check through Advocate and get apply and obtained bail through Advocate.
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A.Dear Client,
If you have received a summons from the court after appearing before the police in response to a 41A notice for a case related to Section 67B of the IT Act, it means that you are being called to appear in court for further proceedings related to the case. It does not necessarily mean that you will be arrested immediately. You should comply with the court summons and appear at the designated date and time. Failing to appear in court can have legal consequences, wherein there might be a possibility of you getting arrested if you don’t comply with the summons.
It is advisable to consult with your lawyer who can provide you with legal advice specific to your situation. Laws and procedures can vary, so it's important to have professional legal representation tailored to your situation. Discuss the details of your case with your lawyer and provide them with all relevant information. They can help you prepare a strong defence strategy.
If you have received a summons from the court after appearing before the police in response to a 41A notice for a case related to Section 67B of the IT Act, it means that you are being called to appear in court for further proceedings related to the case. It does not necessarily mean that you will be arrested immediately. You should comply with the court summons and appear at the designated date and time. Failing to appear in court can have legal consequences, wherein there might be a possibility of you getting arrested if you don’t comply with the summons.
It is advisable to consult with your lawyer who can provide you with legal advice specific to your situation. Laws and procedures can vary, so it's important to have professional legal representation tailored to your situation. Discuss the details of your case with your lawyer and provide them with all relevant information. They can help you prepare a strong defence strategy.
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