
Team Legistify
Answered on 31 Mar 2020
You need to consult a lawyer to prepare your defence as per the ground on which the complaint was filed.Read More
Posted on 11 Feb 2020 | 1 Answer

Karishma Pandit
Answered on 29 Mar 2020
P.C. is over and Court proceeds to frame charge and that order attains finality, there is no subsequent stage at which the accused can be discharged. Once after framing of charge trial has commenced, accused can either be convicted or acquitted and not discharged in a sessions or warrant case.Read More
Posted on 14 Mar 2020 | 1 Answer

Karishma Pandit
Answered on 27 Mar 2020
You can register a cybercrime FIR at the nearest local police station to report them. It is mandatory under Section 154, Code of Criminal Procedure, for every police officer to record the information/complaint of an offense, irrespective of the jurisdiction in which the crime was committedRead More
Posted on 23 Mar 2020 | 1 Answer

Team Legistify
Answered on 22 Mar 2020
You can challenge this notice before the Magistrate and the Magistrate will ask for an explanation from the police.Read More
Posted on 10 Feb 2020 | 1 Answer

Team Legistify
Answered on 22 Mar 2020
You need to hire a criminal lawyer in India and prepare your defence to deal with the false case.Read More
Posted on 10 Feb 2020 | 1 Answer

Team Legistify
Answered on 22 Mar 2020
It is important for the person to prepare a strong defence, collect all the evidence and witnesses to prove that the FIR is fake. Consult the best criminal lawyers in India through Legistify.Read More
Posted on 10 Feb 2020 | 1 Answer

Tanya Mahajan
Answered on 21 Mar 2020
If a regular bail application is rejected by the High Court then the petitioner has to appeal against rejection before the next higher court, i.e. the Supreme Court. After withdrawal, if there are any justified circumstances that can affect the opinion of the Judge in the applicant's favor, then the Judge can grant bail.Read More
Posted on 03 Mar 2020 | 1 Answer

Arshi Noor
Answered on 12 Mar 2020
No. The money that is held by courts through bail money or through other means (official liquidator or Court receiver) are interest free deposits. Bail amount can not be refunded. The bail amount is deposited for securing release pending trial, hence once you deposit such amount you get out of prison.Read More
Posted on 26 Feb 2020 | 1 Answer

Team Legistify
Answered on 15 Mar 2020
You need to challenge the bail in the court of Magistrate and show your reasons as to why the bail should not be granted to the accused person.Read More
Posted on 29 Jan 2020 | 1 Answer

Team Legistify
Answered on 15 Mar 2020
The offence under section 376 IPC is very serious in nature however if the accused proves the facts which are in favour of him then he will get the bail easily by the High Court. The days in which a bail can be obtained depends upon the number of hearings.Read More
Posted on 30 Jan 2020 | 1 Answer