After court order
1 month ago
I got a judgement from court, directing the bank to release 18.66 into my account within 10days, in case filed by Cyber Crime. How much amount i will recover & how many days, as order mentions 18.66 lacs and 10days
A.Dear Client,
In the context of executing an order, if there is an inordinate delay surpassing the timeline, the decree-holder has the option to file an application before the court for the execution of the order. The order becomes enforceable once the specified timeline for execution expires. Under Section 457 of the Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC), a Magistrate is empowered to exercise discretion in ordering the conditional release of funds frozen under a cyber scam.
In such a scenario, the police may request a bond from the victim, requiring a declaration that they will pay 1.5 times the refunded amount to the bank if their claim is found to be false or if other claims are made on the amount. Following this process, the Magistrate can execute an order to release the frozen amount to the victim upon receipt of the bond.
To initiate this process, you can file a petition under Section 457 CrPC in the jurisdictional court, seeking an order for the release of the frozen money. Upon receiving the court's order and the necessary bond, the Investigating Officer of the Cyber Cell will coordinate with the banks to ensure the refund of the amount to the accounts of the victims.
In the context of executing an order, if there is an inordinate delay surpassing the timeline, the decree-holder has the option to file an application before the court for the execution of the order. The order becomes enforceable once the specified timeline for execution expires. Under Section 457 of the Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC), a Magistrate is empowered to exercise discretion in ordering the conditional release of funds frozen under a cyber scam.
In such a scenario, the police may request a bond from the victim, requiring a declaration that they will pay 1.5 times the refunded amount to the bank if their claim is found to be false or if other claims are made on the amount. Following this process, the Magistrate can execute an order to release the frozen amount to the victim upon receipt of the bond.
To initiate this process, you can file a petition under Section 457 CrPC in the jurisdictional court, seeking an order for the release of the frozen money. Upon receiving the court's order and the necessary bond, the Investigating Officer of the Cyber Cell will coordinate with the banks to ensure the refund of the amount to the accounts of the victims.
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A.Dear Client,
Given the timeline for the execution of an order and in case of inordinate delay in execution exceeding the timeline, the decree-holder can file an application before the Court for the execution of the order which becomes enforceable on the expiry of the timeline of execution of the order. Section 457 of the CrPC empowers a Magistrate to use their discretion to order the conditional release of the amount frozen under cyber scam. In this situation, the police seek a bond from the victim who needs to declare that he/she will pay 1. 5 times the refunded amount to the bank in case his/her claim is false or if other claims are made on the amount. Once this is done, the Magistrate executes an order to release the frozen amount to the applicant victim. So, you can file a petition under Section 457 CrPC in the jurisdictional court praying for an order for the release of frozen money and following the court's order, and on receipt of the bond, the Investigating Officer of the Cyber Cell will follow up the matter with the banks and the amount is refunded to the accounts of the victims. If required, you may take the service of an Advocate for guidance and steps
Given the timeline for the execution of an order and in case of inordinate delay in execution exceeding the timeline, the decree-holder can file an application before the Court for the execution of the order which becomes enforceable on the expiry of the timeline of execution of the order. Section 457 of the CrPC empowers a Magistrate to use their discretion to order the conditional release of the amount frozen under cyber scam. In this situation, the police seek a bond from the victim who needs to declare that he/she will pay 1. 5 times the refunded amount to the bank in case his/her claim is false or if other claims are made on the amount. Once this is done, the Magistrate executes an order to release the frozen amount to the applicant victim. So, you can file a petition under Section 457 CrPC in the jurisdictional court praying for an order for the release of frozen money and following the court's order, and on receipt of the bond, the Investigating Officer of the Cyber Cell will follow up the matter with the banks and the amount is refunded to the accounts of the victims. If required, you may take the service of an Advocate for guidance and steps
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