昔日家收楼
五月
17
本文档介绍的过程中，用于驱逐在英国由于未付抵押贷款的房主驱逐。 它提供了有关如何准备的法庭听证会，以及如何与贷款人打交道的建议。
首先重要的是要知道，你的贷款人不能没有法院命令你驱逐。 如果你已经给你的贷款人的法庭命令（后收到的），它通常意味着你和贷款人提出的其他尝试克服欠款已经失败。 有些贷款是非常同情那些在他们的抵押贷款支付了背后的借款人，可申请法庭命令之前等待6个月。 一些贷款（次级品种）将所有迅速采取已故纳税人向法院。
以开始驱逐过程中，贷款人将到当地法院申请发出拥有的索赔，这将给你在县举行听证会的日期和时间
告上法庭。 你应该有至少28天将开庭日期通知。 （注;法庭审理，并不意味着你将自动失去你家），即使法院的决定，你不能呆在那里，你将不会被驱逐从你家的听证会的日期。
在听证会前你需要做什么
以及将发送一个文件称为索赔的详情。 这将设置你的贷款的情况下，为您的家庭拥有。 你也将收到的形式的N11M称为防御的形式，你应该填写并在14天内或收到返回到法院。
重要的是你给尽可能多的信息尽可能在防御形式，因为这给法院的一个机会，看看您身边的故事。 法院不会赶人，除非他们有，所以给他们一个很好的理由，他们为什么要责令贷款人不赶你。 你需要确保你：
*检查贷款的细节，声称如果他们同意。 说，如果你认为该信息是错误的。
*您将被要求还清欠款多少，你能负担得起。 准备一个个人预算表工作提供和显示此你能承受多少。
*放下你能负担得起的数额，即使你的贷款人已经拒绝了这一提议。
*如果你希望你的情况下，将在未来改善（即拖欠的原因，会改变或改善），或者你想时间能够卖给你回家，然后说，在提供的空间。
你应该发送这个文件后14天内收到。 如果你已经错过了这个日期，它仍然是值得发送它，如果它在聆讯日期前将达到法院。 记住要保留一份副本。
你需要在当天的法庭听证
*有备而来，法院与短你想在听证会上说指出。 不要怕他们，当你说话时。
*如果你的财务状况已经改变，因为你在法院的形式填补了一个新的预算表，并带着它。
*随身携带您最新的个人预算的3份（一个为你，为法官之一，并为贷款人代表之一）。
*尽量清楚地，冷静地和充分地回答问题。 记住，你有尽可能多的把你的情况，作为贷款人与法官会渴望得到完整的故事。
你应该说什么？
如果你认为你可以还清拖欠上演付款让法官知道你的计划。 如果法官同意，贷款人不能驱逐你，如果你坚持这些计划。 如果法官不同意这个计划，你可以要求休会或延期的时间给你自己推销自己的财产。
如果你打算在很短的时间空间（通过remortgaging或出售您的财产要求休会）还清欠款。 你也应该要求休会，如果你不同意贷款数字。 这将给予贷款人的时间来准备法官的详细帐目。
如果法官不接受你的任何计划，他们可以地方法院法官可以作出收楼令，允许你一套期间，通常是28天前，贷款人可以采取任何行动。
如果我不能支付？
如果随后发现，你可以不付，法院已下令您支付的金额，你应该回去向法院要求要改变顺序。 使用N244形式，从法院办公室。 你也应该联系您的贷款人，并尝试作出新的安排。
快速出售物业
五月
11
如果你正在经历严重的债务问题，那么你很可能担心有人在呼喊你的家，带走你所有的货物卖给他们（法警）的前景。 在英国的债务问题（除非它是一个非支付罚款/税金所产生的债务）的大多数人不会被参观由法警，债权人将不得不走上法庭，一个县法院的判决（CCJ）之前，可以指示法警。 甚至一度发生这种情况，你将有属于您同意支付背后前法警（可能）来调用。
在一个正常的无担保债务，你更有可能看到收债，但他们没有任何权力。 你完全有权猛踩他们的大门，并要求他们离开你的财产！ 任何持久的尝试与您联系（站在外面喊，不断敲门）可以理解为骚扰，因此是非法的。
如果你不幸地被法警访问，那么你会想知道...
法警入境的权利-它们是什么？
你应该做的第一件事就是面对时，有人说他们是法警，是让他们来证明他们是谁。 他们必须能够提供一些证据证明自己的身份和他们的指令，以收集，你欠的债务。 如果他们没有，他们只是收债，可赶跑如上所述。
如果他们是法警，除非它们是恢复税收债务，并已取得法院命令，不得强制到你家的方式。 他们不能推过去，你当你站在一个敞开的门。 他们要争取“和平进入”你的家，这意味着通过一个上锁的门或打开的窗口（或邀请你内）进入。 如果他们参观房子时，有唯一的儿童（未满18周岁），那么他们必须离开。 这是非常重要的认识到，法警和他们的权力进入你家的关系是大规模改变，如果你让他们到您家（或他们管理，通过一个开放的窗口或上锁的门。如果你让他们再他们没有权力，一旦他们获得了和平的条目，那么他们可以。
使被查获的财产清单（步行收楼令）。
分成领域锁定在你的房子。
在稍后的日期返回，并突破到你家获得步行收楼令上列出的货物的。
让法警进入你的房子是一个灾难，应不惜一切代价避免。 不属于任何有关使用您的手机/厕所等，因为它可能有可怕的后果的把戏。
你如何解决这种情况？
你需要得到法警手中的债务和背部的法院或债权人。 要做到这一点，需要紧急和熟练的公民咨询局或类似债务慈善资金意见。 请记住，无抵押债务的规则意味着你应该只所以谈判，以分期付款的债务支付的金额，你能负担得起（要领允许后），应该是少了很多创伤比被法警参观。
销售房子快
五月
09
破产申请的，可以停止在亚利桑那州的汽车收楼 ，甚至可能让文件管理器，重新获得他的车。 第13章的破产可以停止收楼 。 如果你的车由债权人已收回出售，而不是由他，当你第13章破产申请，那么法院可以责令债权人的车辆返回给你。
根据这个破产法，每月付款和利息费用也可以降低或减少到一定程度。 在某些情况下，汽车抵押资产可以降低其市场价值。 第13章破产可以停止在亚利桑那州的汽车收楼人支付作为一个单一的每月付款，这巩固了他所有的票据。
如果你是后面上车付款，债权人可以立即采取占有你的车没有任何进一步的通知。 车不能收回的，除合同提供某种宽限期。 一个人停止在亚利桑那州的汽车收回提供另一种选择是联系债权人，收楼过程开始之前。
为了停止收楼，你必须在一个位置，以支付拖欠的全部未偿还余额。 有时你也可以停止服用另一项贷款收回，如果你有能力支付原贷款及第二笔贷款。 因此，它是非常重要的，你了解有关情况，并尝试以防止收楼。
你也可以从律师或其他财务顾问，可以有效地引导你停止在亚利桑那州的汽车收楼意见。 它始终是更好地收集有关信息的的收楼法律适用于您的情况。 这可以帮助您节省时间和金钱，也引导你在长远。
以上是一些提示就如何停止在亚利桑那州的汽车收楼。收楼可以停止，如果您的付款时间或根据第13章破产法。 详细研究要进行收楼的法律，因为它可以帮助你在未来作出正确的决定。
房地产专业人士
五月
02
最近的研究表明，近一半的业主，租户拖欠租金支付的经验。 MoneyTowers队已经把如何处理租户默认为地主指南。
首先要做的是租客联系，并询问是否支付其方法是。 沟通是至关重要的，跟你的租客，可以给你一个良好的手感问题是否是一次性的，还是很可能是一个较大幅度的问题。
如果它是一个联合租赁和失败只是一个租客支付租金，房东也应该与其他住户讨论到底是怎么回事。
是由于租赁合同状态，房东可以开始针对后14天内支付违约租户的诉讼。 但是，明智的做法是通过信租客尽快为您实现即将到来，让他们知道有关的付款期限，租金支付一直没有联系。 两，三个星期后，如果付款仍未到达的，它是时间上门拜访租客。
然而，虽然房东与租户保持联系是很重要，要小心不骚扰租客 - 一个或两个字母或电话被罚款，但任何超过这个可以视为骚扰。
在过去，住宅业主被允许进入他们的财产和删除一些住户属性弥补短缺的租金，但是这是违法的，所以不要尝试这个。
第二次付款时尚未到达，现在租客拖欠两个月，房东应该向租客发出通知，强制拖欠给他们14天支付或留下的财产。
作为最后的手段，房东租客告上法庭，然而，这确实应该是最后一步，因为它可以占用到八周的法庭审理，最初的法庭秩序将花费£150。 如果法警要求删除租户，这可以花费£95以上。
如果租客消失和租金仍然突出，拥有为了将仍然需要为租约仍然有效。 在这种情况下，房东应该尝试联系租户的保证人或近亲。
请注意，它是违法的房东改变锁或删除租户的财产，不管多晚付款是。 如果您认为租客已经从你的财产，重要的是要获得这一事实的证人证词。
收楼
五月
01
如果你有一个重罪犯罪的定罪，你有权拥有一支枪，在华盛顿州将暂停。 涉及家庭暴力的轻罪定罪也将带走你有权拥有一支枪。
有权拥有一支枪，恢复有权拥有一支枪，在华盛顿州的过程中常常被误解。 在华盛顿州，一个人的民事权利得到恢复后，所有的句子的条件得到满足和试用期结束。 犯重罪的民事权利得到恢复时出院证明书向法院提交的一份名为。 然而，这并不恢复有权拥有一支枪或任何类型的枪支。 拥有枪支的权利是独立的，必须明确由法院恢复。
同样，有犯罪的定罪擦去不恢复有权拥有一支枪。 事实上，当法院expunges刑事定罪令明确有权拥有枪支是无法恢复。
在华盛顿州，有5个步骤，或标准，必须满足恢复您有权拥有一支枪。
1。 有资格恢复您拥有枪支的权利，你不能对你的任何悬而未决的刑事指控。 这意味着如果你正在与任何犯罪在华盛顿州法院，联邦法院，或在任何其他国家的法院起诉，你是不合格的，你有权拥有枪恢复。
2。 所需的时间量有passed.Your有权拥有枪支可以恢复在华盛顿州，如果至少连续五年通过而不被任何罪行而被定罪。 五年内适用，如果暂停，你有权拥有枪支的信念，是一个B类或C级重罪。 如果被判有罪，轻罪，暂停，你有权拥有一支枪，然后必须通过三年之前，你可以有你的权利恢复。
3。 你不是一个永久禁止拥有枪支的犯罪定罪。
对某些罪行的定罪带走你有权永久拥有一支枪。 在华盛顿州，如果你是A级重罪（最严重）而被定罪，你不能拥有枪支的权利恢复。 此外，如果您在另一个州或联邦法院被定罪的犯罪事实，将构成A级重罪，或在华盛顿州有最高刑期20年或更长的时间，华盛顿州的法律并不允许你的枪权利恢复。 最后一类是性犯罪。 如果你有一个归类为性犯罪根据华盛顿法律的罪行被定罪，那么华盛顿州法院将无法恢复，你有权拥有一支枪或其他火器。
4。 目前没有法院命令生效，禁止拥有枪支。
犯罪的定罪，是不是你有权拥有一支枪，在华盛顿州可以带走的唯一手段。 一些刑事法庭的命令，如某些家庭暴力保护令的民事法院命令，将禁止拥有枪支。
5。 你从未被不由自主地致力于心理健康机构进行治疗。
如果你曾经承诺到精神卫生设施未经您的同意，那么你就没有资格向您有权拥有枪支恢复在华盛顿州。
正如你可以看到，你可以有你有权拥有枪在华盛顿州恢复了，如果你符合条件。 在大多数情况下，这5个步骤只需要几个星期才能完成。
房地产专业人士
四月
30
作者在伊利诺伊州的刑事案件EXPUNGEMENT
曾经被捕的人的逮捕纪录保持向公众提供，除非它被擦去。 这是真实的，即使案件被驳回，或有一个无罪判决。
擦去或盖章：没有被定罪的刑事记录，可以擦去或盖章，甚至一些被定罪的纪录，可擦去或者盖章。 当一个记录被勾销 ，它被删除，仿佛它从来没有存在过。 当一个记录是密封的，只有执法查看。 其他如一般公众，可能不会。 A记录是最好的擦去，但仍是有利于它密封。 对于被擦去或盖章的记录，它必须符合。
必要的信息：要开始删除或密封犯罪记录的过程中，最好是找到所有有关的案件或案件的文书工作。 需要以下信息：
·被告人的联系信息
·案例数
·在法庭上发生了什么事 - 这就是所谓的“处置”在球场上的记录，它可以在那里听到的情况下法院发现认罪，解雇等。
·逮捕的日期
·机构或警察局进行逮捕。
此外，它可能是必要的，以获取犯罪历史 。 犯罪历史可从以下地方：
伊利诺伊州警方，鉴证科，
260街，北芝加哥Joliet的IL 60432，联邦调查局（FBI），美国司法部，1000卡斯特空心路，西弗吉尼亚州克拉克斯堡26306。 ·电路处理您的案件的法庭书记员。 办事员只有他们不为整个国家或伊利诺伊州的县记录。 伊利诺伊电路办事员的信息可以发现：http://www.state.il.us/court/CircuitCourt/CircuitCourtJudges/CCC_District.asp
可以擦去的记录：要确定一个记录是否有资格被擦去或者盖章的，最好是咨询的经验expungement律师。 某些符合条件的情况下，列举如下：
如果被告被无罪释放 ，释放没有被定罪，罪名不成立，或有没有可能的原因，寻找，或撤回起诉 （由国家检察长驳回）。
·大多数情况下的资格，如果有* 监督有序和两年以来通过监督圆满完成。 下面列出的情况下，需要五年。
·在何种情况下， 监督或终止试用的顺序输入和至少5年以来通过终止。 这适用于以下：
Ø未投保机动车
Ø暂停非保险登记
o显示虚假保险
Ø鲁莽驾驶
Ø零售盗窃
涉及大麻/大麻和毒品和酒精的某些情况下，阿。
·定罪或判刑，其中一个已拨出和法庭后来决定你的案件事实无辜
·在何种情况下，总督颁布赦免
不能擦去的记录：
· 发现有罪，对发现的判决，认罪或判决结果，在一个句子的基础。 这并不适用于大麻，受控物质，类固醇控制，或酒精和药物依赖行为感化下。
· 感化 （根据上面所列的行为除外）
· 监督或对未成年人未满18岁的性罪行定罪
· 有条件释放
· 酒后驾车监督
可密封的记录：下面是一些一般性的要求，有记录的密封。 然而，以确保，这是最好的咨询律师。
·成年或未成年人轻罪或市政条例的规定，成人起诉，被告：
O被宣告无罪（无罪）
O的释放，而没有被定罪
O有一个信念是由主审法官上诉或逆转
Ø为轻罪收稿监督和没有信念，没有监督放在密封的情况下，你正在寻求终止后三年为轻罪。
O有一个案例，是一个合格的4级重罪 （藏有大麻，藏有一种受控物质，卖淫）。
Ø收到了轻罪定罪，没有信念或四年后，你的句子的重罪或轻罪的监督。
· 法院的监督，可以按照认罪或审讯后发现有罪。 监督，如果法官下令，并成功完成，这意味着没有负责记录的信念。 应当指出的是，而监管不构成定罪，监督本身会留在您的公开记录，除非擦去或密封。 法院的监督，是像一个持续，等候被告的行为，解雇后接受符合收费。 如果条件符合，有没有被定罪。 监督可长达两年eliigibility删除或密封不开始，直到两年或五年后的监督是。
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租回快
四月
28
当你让你的处所，你可能有一些不同的人处理。 您可能会遇到诚实的住户按时缴纳租金，或遇到的问题的住户，他们可能无法按时支付租金或不得采取适当的照顾为他们提供住宿。 在后者的情况下，你可以选择驱逐问题的租户。
有时住户不想离开的财产，甚至当他们的任期结束。 他们可能产生的各种问题和可能不同意离开你的财产。 在这种情况下，你可以问问专业人士的帮助和公司，可以帮助驱逐问题，住户容易触摸。
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房地产专业人士
四月
24
印度刑法典秒498A在鞋面手中的武器
介绍
目的：印度“刑法典”，1860年在1983年修订，包括第498条的规定，这涉及惩罚丈夫和他的亲属如果一个已婚妇女遭受残酷，这是可能推动一个女人犯自杀或造成严重的身体或精神伤害她，强迫她或她的任何亲属的财产，以满足任何非法要求的骚扰。 该罪行是辨识，不可保释和非compoundable的。 因此，一旦提出投诉，上述提到的理由，被告有很多承担，才可以得到一个干净的筹。 激进的女权主义与现代化建设，教育，金融安全和新发现的独立性的崛起已498A在她手中的武器。 许多倒霉的丈夫和法律已经成为其报复性的女儿在法律的受害者。 大多数情况下，调用二段498A转出是假的（如高级法院和最高法院在印度法院多次接受），因为它们仅仅由妻子勒索的企图（或近亲属），当面对紧张的婚姻。 在大多数情况下，498A投诉其次是大量的钱（勒索）的情况下解决了法院的需求。 我的目标是学习本节，在印度社会的婚姻领域带来的因果关系。
适用范围：我的文章的范围是覆盖的IPC第498A有关刑事法律中的妻子和她的家人可以收取任何或所有丈夫的身体或精神虐待的家庭。 此法是印度特有的，因为它不仅歧视，基于性别（男人VS女人），但也与丈夫的关系为基础的对妇女的歧视性。 通常，在这些情况下收取的家庭成员包括：
其中大部分是妇女各年龄段（未婚，已婚并怀孕的姐妹的丈夫，他的母亲和姐妹在法律，老人的祖母和姑姑）
•其他母系和父系亲戚，甚至在家庭中的幼童。
该报告将涉及的部分成分基本上必须证明有罪根据本条的指责。 我也会处理与本条cognisable和非保释规定的有关规定。 非bailability提供对抗不知情的丈夫和她在法律文件的虚假投诉无良妻子被严重滥用。 警方在这种情况下寄存器和FIR和没有适当的调查，在大多数情况下提出的chargesheet。 很多男人有过自己的生活毁了，因为这种激烈的部分。
方法：
我已经使用了本报告教义的法律研究方法。 因此，它需要提供广泛的研究，随着证据法和刑事诉讼法的有关行为。 参考判例法已通过有关这一规定的情况下法律。
主要内容：
印度最高法院说，“但滥用的规定（IPC的498A - 嫁妆和爱护法）一项新的法律恐怖主义可以被释放。 该规定旨在
要使用盾牌和刺客的武器“。 原本打算从嫁妆的威胁保护的法律被滥用居心不良的城市，无良的妇女和他们的家庭，作为“刺客的武器”。 有在印度的家庭，即滥用的嫁妆和爱护法律（刑法），原意行动“作为挡箭牌”骚扰妇女的保护迅速攀升的社会邪恶。 如今，城市受过教育的印度妇女已经变成了
表。 他们已经发现了一些漏洞，在印度现有的司法系统，并正在使用的嫁妆法骚扰的全部或大部分丈夫的家庭，包括母亲，姐妹，姐妹在法律，祖父母老人，残障人士，甚至非常年幼的儿童。
我们并不是说嫁妆有关的死亡或人身伤害案件，但有关嫁妆骚扰的情况下，需要没有证据，只是基于单句的投诉由妻子可以申请的。 每年约60,000这样的指责，约20万人直接受到这些诬告。 此类案件的数量增加了约100％，在过去10年来，在刚刚过去的两年中超过15％。 这不佳制定的法律邀请无良人提交虚假案件，没有调查，并造成无辜的人的监禁。 这些无辜的人进行侮辱和困难，甚至之前，在法院的法律，导致巨大的情绪，身体和金融创伤的审判。 这些诬陷的丈夫和年迈的父母无法承受的骚扰，名誉损失，并在一个错误的刑事案件有牵连的社会后果，有些是自杀。 尽管印度最高法院和司法部Malimath委员会的建议，立法机构应该修改无辜者受到保护的法律，法律的修正建议大部分已被忽略。 约束，这个社会的邪恶威胁印度家庭制度的基础。 对于一个女人提出的每一个投诉，也有一般的两倍多或更多的妇女被指控虽然已婚夫妇可能从来没有与刑事申诉中提到的任何人居住。
让我们看看到一般的文字部分，它读取498A。 Husband or relative of husband of a woman subjecting her to cruelty.–Whoever, being the husband or the relative of the husband of a woman, subjects such woman to cruelty shall be punished with imprisonment for a term which may extend to three years and shall also be liable to fine.
Explanation.-For the purposes of this section, “cruelty” means-
(a) any wilful conduct which is of such a nature as is likely to drive the woman to commit suicide or to cause grave injury or danger to life, limb or health (whether mental or physical) of the woman; or (b) harassment of the woman where such harassment is with a view to coercing her or any person related to her to meet any unlawful demand for any property or valuable security or is on account of failure by her or any person related to her to meet such demand.
IPC-498a is
• Cognizable – The accused can be arrested and jailed without warrant or investigation
• Non-Compoundable – The complaint cannot be withdrawn by the petitioner
• Non-Bailable – The accused must appear in the court to request bail
The accused are presumed guilty, and for all practical purposes, the burden is on the accused to prove innocence in the courts. The FIR is typically an imaginary story, running into many pages, with absolutely no supporting evidence. It typically takes about 7 to 8 years for the accused to prove their innocence in the courts. Due to the overwhelmingly large number of false cases, the conviction rate in these cases is close to zero. The delay in the provision of justice amounts to the denial of justice. There is no penalty for the misuse of IPC 498a, and after acquittal of the accused, the courts are reluctant to entertain defamation and perjury cases against the falsely testifying witnesses.
We must look into why people misuse the provisions of Sec 498A of the IPC.
• Legal Extortion – Get-rich-quick-scheme to extort large amounts of money
• Prior Relationship – Wife has a prior relationship, and cannot get out of it. She marries to satisfy her parents, and then misuses the 498a law in order to obtain a divorce.
• Adultery – Women who indulge in adultery use 498a as a bargaining tool
• Domination – Wife wants the husband to abandon his parents and siblings, and have total control over his finances and social behaviour
• Custody - Deny the father and his family access to their child(ren).
• Fraudulent Marriages - in which the bride (and her family) hides her education level or mental health; and when is justifiably asked to release the person who has gone into marriage without knowing the full facts; she files a false 498a case.
The kind of women who are likely to file false 498A cases have certain typical traits :
• Who is suffering from pre-existing mental problems such as Borderline Personality Disorder, Bipolar Disorder, Schizophrenia, etc.,
• Whose family is nouveau riche and likes ostentatious display of wealth, possessions as well as social and political connections
• Who is used to living beyond her means
• Whose father is hen-pecked and whose mother dominates all family situations
• Who listens to and acts in accordance with her parents' wishes at all times, exhibiting a lack of individuality and discretion in dealing with her married life
• Who pushes for quick involvement during the establishment of a marriage alliance, pressing the man and his family for an instantaneous commitment
• Who is excessively possessive and suspicious
• Who is self-centred and feels the need to dominate the relationship and every aspect of decision making
• Who tries to alienate her husband from his family and friends
• Who is hypersensitive and therefore easily insulted
• Who indulges in verbal abuse and constant criticism of her husband and in-laws
• Who uses blackmail (emotional or otherwise) and threats to get her unreasonable demands fulfilled by her husband and in-laws
• Who walks out on her husband following an argument and stays away from her husband indefinitely without any effort towards reconciliation
Today every husband is labelled a torturer and the mother-in-law a demon. A fair amount of blame for this rests on the media which, with a view to sensationalize the 'story' blows the news of 'harassment' or 'torture' of married women out of proportions, without properly investigating the veracity of the story. The news of alleged 'torture, harassment, and misappropriation of stridhan' of wife by 'A' was published prominently by a leading city newspaper, accusing several members of his family torturing her. The concerned reporter never bothered to verify the allegations with the husband of 'A'. As the news carried his full name and those of his relatives, designation and the organization where he was working, it caused irreparable damage to the entire family's image and hard-earned reputation in almost every circle they moved. Queries started pouring in following this news. Depressed as he was, 'A' immediately registered his protest with the editor. The newspaper did publish his rejoinder, but after a long time gap and without any apology for publishing an unverified report. One wonders where this growing tendency of misusing the useful laws by unscrupulous parties is leading the society. Harassing and victimizing women for dowry is condemnable. We all have sisters, and daughters, and undoubtedly they require legal protection from all forms of harassment and cruelty but what if the legal loopholes of this very law are misused by women to harass their husbands and in-laws?
The Apex Court has also commented on the possible misuse of this provision in a number of cases. Right to life and liberty of every citizen is guaranteed under Article 21 of the Constitution of India. But this life and liberty can be curtailed if they hinder others' life and liberty. For that due process of law is necessary. While civil law determines what is right and what is wrong, the criminal law imposes penalty to deter.
Section 498A was inserted in the Indian Penal Code in 1984 with a view to protect women against dowry harassment. From the very beginning of this law there has been reaction from the society including legal luminaries that this law could be misused and its effects on the society would be deleterious. In their judicial observations and remarks, the courts have expressed deep anguish over this law. Here are some recent judicial observations.
Way back in 1990 Punjab and Haryana High court observed in Jasbir Kaur vs. State of Haryana, (1990)2 Rec Cri R 243 case as:
“It is known that an estranged wife will go to any extent to rope in as many relatives of the husband as possible in a desperate effort to salvage whatever remains of an estranged marriage.”
In Kanaraj vs. State of Punjab, 2000 CriLJ 2993 the apex court observed as:
“for the fault of the husband the in-laws or other relatives cannot in all cases be held to be involved. The acts attributed to such persons have to be proved beyond reasonable doubt and they cannot be held responsible by mere conjectures and implications. The tendency to rope in relatives of the husband as accused has to be curbed”
Karnataka High Court, in the case of State Vs. Srikanth, 2002 CriLJ 3605 observed as:
“Roping in of the whole of the family including brothers and sisters-in-law has to be depreciated unless there is a specific material against these persons, it is down right on the part of the police to include the whole of the family as accused”
Supreme Court, In Mohd. Hoshan vs. State of AP 2002 CriLJ 4124 case, observed as:
“Whether one spouse has been guilt of cruelty to the other is essentially a question of fact. The impact of complaints, accusation or taunts on a person amounting to cruelty depends on various factors like the sensitivity of the victim concerned, the social background, the environment, education etc. Further, mental cruelty varies from person to person depending on the intensity of the sensitivity, degree of courage and endurance to withstand such cruelty. Each case has to be decided on its own facts whether mental cruelty is made out”
Delhi high Court, in Savitri Devi vs. Ramesh Chand, 2003 CriLJ 2759 case observed as:
“These provisions were though made with good intentions but the implementation has left a very bad taste and the move has been counter productive. There is a growing tendency amongst the women which is further perpetuated by their parents and relatives to rope in each and every relative including minors and even school going kids nearer or distant relatives and in some cases against every person of the family of the husband whether living away or in other town or abroad and married, unmarried sisters, sisters-in-law, unmarried brothers, married uncles and in some cases grand parents or as many as 10 o 15 or even more relatives of the husband.”
Punjab and Haryana High Court, in Bhupinder Kaur and others vs. State of Punjab and others, 2003 CriLJ 3394 case observed as:
“From the reading of the FIR, it is evident that there is no specific allegation of any act against petitioners Nos.2 and 3, which constitute offence under s.498-A IPC I am satisfied that these two persons have been falsely implicated in the present case, who were minors at the time of marriage and even at the time of lodging the present FIR. Neither of these two persons was alleged to have been entrusted with any dowry article nor they alleged to have ever demanded any dowry article. No specific allegation of demand of dowry, harassment and beating given to the complainant by the two accused has been made. The allegations made are vague and general. Moreover, it cannot be ignored that every member of the family of the husband has been implicated in the case. The initiation of criminal proceedings against them in the present case is clearly an abuse of the process of law”
Jharkhand High Court in Arjun Ram Vs. State of Jharkhand and another, 2004 CriLJ 2989 case observed as:
“In the instant case, it appears that that the criminal case has been filed, which is manifestly intended with mala fide and ulterior motive for wreaking vengeance on the accused and with a view to spite him due to private and personal grudge.
In this connection reliance may be placed upon AIR 1992 SC 604: (1992CriLJ 527)”
Supreme Court, in a relatively recent case, Sushil Kumar Sharma vs. Union of India and others, JT 2005(6) 266 observed as:
“The object of the provision is prevention of the dowry menace. But as has been rightly contented by the petitioner that many instances have come to light where the complaints are not bonafide and have been filed with oblique motive. In such cases acquittal of the accused does not in all cases wipe out the ignominy suffered during and prior to trial. Sometimes adverse media coverage adds to the misery. The question, therefore, is what remedial measures can be taken to prevent abuse of the well-intentioned provision. Merely because the provision is constitutional and intra vires, does not give a licence to unscrupulous persons to wreck personal vendetta or unleash harassment. It may, therefore, become necessary for the legislature to find out ways how the makers of frivolous complaints or allegations can be appropriately dealt with. Till then the Courts have to take care of the situation within the existing frame work.
But by misuse of the provision a new legal terrorism can be unleashed. The provision is intended to be used a shield and not an assassin's weapon. If cry of “wolf” is made too often as a prank assistance and protection may not be available when the actual “wolf” appears. There is no question of investigating agency and Courts casually dealing with the allegations. They cannot follow any straitjacket formula in the matters relating to dowry tortures, deaths and cruelty. It cannot be lost sight of that ultimate objective of every legal system is to arrive at truth, punish the guilty and protect the innocent. There is no scope for any pre-conceived notion or view. It is strenuously argued by the petitioner that the investigating agencies and the courts start with the presumptions that the accused persons are guilty and that the complainant is speaking the truth. This is too wide available and generalized statement. Certain statutory presumptions are drawn which again are rebuttable. It is to be noted that the role of the investigating agencies and the courts is that of watch dog and not of a bloodhound. It should be their effort to see that an innocent person is not made to suffer on account of unfounded, baseless and malicious allegations. It is equally undisputable that in many cases no direct evidence is available and the courts have to act on circumstantial evidence. While dealing with such cases, the law laid down relating to circumstantial evidence has to be kept in view.”
Justice Malimath Committee on Reforms of Criminal Justice System, Government of India, Ministry of Home Affairs, 2003 observed the following and gave the recommendation to amend the law immediately:
“16.4.4 In less tolerant impulsive woman may lodge an FIR even on a trivial act. The result is that the husband and his family may be immediately arrested and there may be a suspension or loss of job. The offence alleged being non-bailable, innocent persons languish in custody. There may be a claim for maintenance adding fuel to fire, if the husband cannot pay. She may change her mind and get into the mood to forget and forgive. The husband may realize the mistakes committed and come forward to turn a new leaf for a loving and cordial relationship. The woman may like to seek reconciliation. But this may not be possible due to the legal obstacles. Even if she wishes to make amends by withdrawing the complaint, she can not do so as the offence is non compoundable. The doors for returning to family life stand closed. She is thus left at the mercy of her natal family.
16.4.5 This section, therefore, helps neither the wife nor the husband. The offence being non-bailable and non compoundable makes an innocent person undergo stigmatization and hardship. Heartless provisions that make the offence non-bailable and non-compoundable operate against reconciliations. It is therefore necessary to make this offence (a) bailable and (b) compoundable to give a chance to the spouses to come together.
(118) The Code may be suitably amended to make the offence under Section 498 A of the IPCode, bailable and compoundable.”
These are only a few observations of their lordships from scores which conclusively prove that:
1。 A woman (not necessarily every woman) can be much more cruel than a man (not necessarily every man).
2。 While intending to protect the life of a person, s.498A of IPC jeopardizes around a dozen innocent persons whether they are children or old. Hence, the provision is discriminatory and in violation to the Article 14 of the Constitution of India.
3。 Instead of restoring equilibrium, the provision aggravates disequilibria. Hence, it is not only imbalanced but also there is a failure of guarantee of right to life under Article 21 of the Constitution of India.
4。 For the reasons stated under conclusions 3 and 4 above the provision is not only imbalanced but also ultravires. Because of these maladies the provision needs to be amended at the earliest to protect the life and liberty of millions of innocent people including children and old. Prior to that the learned and honourable courts may consider imposition of heavy penalty as done in case of vexatious PILs. Such PILs are only vexatious but in the matter of the cases may be false, mala fide, malicious and revengeful.
What could be the possible alterations in the present system and the law?
1。 Role of Women NGOs: These organizations should investigate complaint properly without any bias towards the woman keeping in mind that the law is being misused largely to harass more women in husband's family. They should not encourage any woman to file a criminal case against her in-laws for trivial matters. Foreign Women Organizations should also take responsibility of not allowing false complaint to be registered against NRI's just to harass and extort huge amount of money from them. These organizations should also conduct survey/research on the misuse of the act and should educate people about its consequences. If these organizations are found to be assisting in filing false complaints, then they should be made liable for prosecution in the country where they are functioning.
2。 Family Counselling Centres: Numerous cases of men being harassed by wife or/and in-laws have come to light from different parts of the country. As of now there is no organization, which can really help these harassed men and his family members, to listen their side of the story and put their point of view in front of the government. Need of the hour is to create family counselling centres across the country to help those aggrieved families.
3。 Time bound Investigation and Trial : A speedy trial of 498(a) cases will not only ensure justice for the innocents that have been implicated in false charges, it will also lead to prompt redressal of the grievances of real dowry victims .The reduction in false cases will also reduce the burden on judiciary and expedite the processing of real cases.
4。 Definition of Mental Cruelty: Mental cruelty has been vaguely defined in the act, which leaves scope of misuse. This should be clearly elaborated to remove loopholes in the law. There should be provision for men also to file a case for mental cruelty by his wife.
5。 Investigation by Civil authorities: The investigation into these offences be carried out by civil authorities and only after his/her finding as to the commission of the offence, cognizance should be taken. The government should create awareness among officers about its misuse.
6。 Bailable: The main reason of 498a being misused to harass innocent is its non-bailable nature. This section should be made bailable to prevent innocent old parents, pregnant sisters, and school going children from languishing in custody for weeks without any fault of them.
7。 Compoundable: Once FIR has been registered it becomes impossible to withdraw the case even if wife realizes that she has done a blunder and wants to come back to her matrimonial home. To save institution of marriage this should be made compoundable. Moreover, in the scenario where the couple decides to end the marriage by mutual divorce, continuation of criminal proceedings hamper their life.
8。 Arrest Warrants: Arrest warrant should be issued only against the main accused and only after cognizance has been taken. Husband family members should not be arrested.
9。 Penalty for making false accusation: Whenever any court comes to the conclusion that the allegations made regarding commission of offence under section 498a IPC are unfound, stringent action should be taken against persons making the allegations. This would discourage persons from coming to courts with unclean hands and ulterior motives. Criminal charges should be brought against all authorities that are collaborating with falsely accusing women and their parental families.
10。 Court Proceedings: Physical appearance of the accused on hearing should be waved or kept low to avoid hassles in appearing to the court, especially for NRIs. The court should not ask to surrender passport of the husband and his family which could cost job of the husband and his family members.
11。 Registration of Marriage and Gifts Exchanged: The registration of marriages should be made compulsory along with the requirement that the couple make a joint declaration regarding the gifts exchanged during marriage.
12。 Punish Dowry Givers: If the complainant admits giving dowry in the complaint, the courts should take cognizance of the same and initiate proceedings against them under the relevant sections of the Dowry Prohibition Act
13。 Penalize corrupt Investigation Officers: If it is apparent to the court that a fair investigation has not been conducted by the investigation officer, and that the husband
and his family have been charge-sheeted without proper verification of the complaint, the investigation officer should be penalized for gross negligence of duty.
14。 NRI Issues : Unless they are proven to be guilty after the due judicial process, NRIs should be a given a fair chance to justice by assuring them of the following -a) Permission to return to country of employment b) No impoundment/revocation of passport and no Interpol Red Corner Notices. c) No unnecessary arrests d) Expeditious investigation and trial
15。 Gender Neutral: Everyone should have equal rights and responsibilities, irrespective of gender. In the current social context, there should be similar laws to protect harassed husband and his family members from an unscrupulous wife.
结论
IPC section 498a was originally designed to protect married women from being harassed or subjected to cruelty by husbands and/or their relatives. This law was mainly aimed at curbing dowry harassment. Unfortunately, this law has been misused to harass men and their families rather than protect genuine female victims of harassment. The Supreme Court of India itself has labelled the misuse of section 498a as “legal terrorism” and stated that “many instances have come to light where the complaints are not bona fide and have been filed with an oblique motive. In such cases, acquittal of the accused does not wipe out the ignominy suffered during and prior to the trial. Sometimes adverse media coverage adds to the misery.“ In agreement with the above statement, the findings of a study conducted by The Centre for Social Research indicated that 98 percent of the cases filed under IPC section 498a are false. Nevertheless, the law has been always justified based on its intention of protecting women. At this point it would be worthwhile to think about how IPC section 498a has really affected women.
It has been argued by Government officials favouring the law that despite the establishment of legal measures to counter harassment of married women, there is an increase in the number of cases of harassment. The first part of the statement suggests that women who are harassed should be utilizing this law as a means of protection. If harassed women indeed used the law then we should see a decrease in the number of cases of harassment over time. Considering the stringent consequences imposed by the law and the inordinate delays inherent in the legal system, no ordinary citizen, male or female, would be impudent enough to risk being implicated under this law for the sake of satisfying their monetary or even sadistic desires for that matter. The fact is that many women who are actually beaten up and harassed by their husbands and in-laws rarely file 498a or resort to other dowry related laws. A lot of them live in rural areas, unaware of the law or lack the necessary economic and moral support from their natal families. Going by the conviction rate the proportion of women who have genuine cases is 2%. Most women who file 498a are from urban backgrounds and are either capable of fending for themselves or have enough family support to fall back on. The proportion of women who belong to this category is 98%. In the 98% of false cases, in every instance that 1 daughter-in-law files a false complaint at least 2 women (an innocent mother-in-law and sister-in-law) are arrested and undergo stress, humiliation and harassment in the hands of the exploitative police, lawyers, staff and officials in Indian courts before being acquitted several years later. So, in every 100 cases 2 women genuinely benefit, 98 women get away with perjury and extortion, and at least 196 women suffer needlessly.
The number of cases that are filed in police stations or courts are the basis for the official statistics of dowry harassment. So, given that the law allows women unlimited scope to fabricate lies (with no penalty of perjury) and given that women are encouraged to keep filing false cases the statistics of “dowry harassment” are bound to rise while the problem of genuine harassment is left unchecked. So, the government has, in the name of protection of women, done grave injustice to two groups of women. The first group constitutes the genuine victims of dowry harassment whose misery remains unresolved but is constantly alluded to in order to justify the law. The second group consists of innocent mothers and sisters of husbands who are criminalized and harassed by the police and the legal system without any regard to their age, health or marital status. Pregnant women, unmarried sisters, ailing mothers and even aged grandmothers have been sent behind the bars under false allegations but their pain and suffering has not even been acknowledged leave alone addressed by the Government. Through IPC section 498a, the Government is actually protecting those women that indulge in perjury, blackmail, extortion and harassment of their husbands and inlaws.
租回快
四月
15
作者：高院的固有权力（杉木撤销）
简介：
Inherent powers of the High Courts are the powers which are not additional to the powers conferred upon the High Courts. The most important aspect of such power is the Quashing of FIR by the court .
Section 482 CrPC talks about the inherent powers of the high courts. This section reproduces section 561-A of the code of 1898 without any change. It does not confer any new powers on the high courts but saves such inherent powers which the court possessed before the enactment of CrPC.
Though the jurisdiction exists and is wide in its scope it is a rule of practice that it will only be exercised in exceptional cases. The section was added by the Code of Criminal Procedure(amendment) Act,1923 , as the high courts were unable to render complete justice even if in a given case the illegality was palpable and apparent. The section is a sort of reminder to the high courts that they are not merely courts n law, but also courts of justice and possess inherent powers to remove injustice. The inherent power in the high is an inalienable attribute of the position it holds with respect to the courts subordinate to it. These powers are partly administrative and partly judicial . They are necessarily judicial when they are exercisable with respect to a judicial order and for securing the ends of justice. The expression 'ends of justice' is not used to comprise within it any vague or nebulous concept of justice, nor even justice in philosophical sense , but justice according to law, statute law and the common law. Inherent powers are in the nature of etxtraordinary powers available only where no express power is available to the high courts to do a particular thing , and where the express power does not negativate the existence of such inherent power. The jurisdiction under section 482 is discretionary , the high court may refuse to exercise the discretion if a party has not approached it with clean hands.
OBJECTIVE:
To highlight the use of inherent powers by the high courts under the Code of Criminal Procedure especially for quashing of FIR or criminal complaints before the filing of a chargesheet.
SCOPE :
The scope of the report is limited only to the quashing of FIR and highlighting some judgements delivered by the Supreme Court and the high courts in this context.
As per the scope of this section is concerned , it has a very wide scope. The inherent powers are only with the high courts and no other court can exercise these powers. The high courts are bound to exercise such powers whenever there is injustice done by the court below. Some of the inherent powers of the high courts are:
a) quashing of FIR
b) quashing of complaint
c) quashing of any order passed by the court below in revision etc.
In this report we are mainly concerned with quashing of FIR and criminal complaints.
MAIN TEXT:
1. Section 482 :
It reads as follows :
“ Saving of inherent power of High Court- Nothing in this Code shall be deemed to limit or affect the inherent powers of the High Court to make such orders as may be necessary to give effect to any order under this Code, or to prevent abuse of the process of any Court or otherwise to secure the ends of justice.”
The section was added by the Code of Criminal Procedure (Amendment) Act of 1923. The section envisages 3 circumstances in which the inherent jurisdiction may be exercised, namely:
1。 to give effect to an order under CrPC,
to prevent abuse of the process of the court,
to secure the ends of justice.
The jurisdiction of the high court is confined to the courts subordinate to it in the state for which the high court has been constituted. An application under section 482 cannot be entertained by any court other than the high court. The inherent jurisdiction possessed by the high court under this section is not confined to cases pending before it, but extends to all the cases which may come to its notice whether in appeal revision or otherwise. Inherent powers under section 482 can be invoked only in the event when there is no other remedy open to the aggrieved party.
2. INHERENT JURISDICTION VESTED IN THE HIGH COURTS :
The inherent jurisdiction of the high court preserved under this section is vested in it by law within the meaning of article 21 of the constitution . The procedure for invoking the inherent powers may be regulated by rules which may have been or be framed by the high courts. The power to make such rules is conferred on the high court by the constitution. Where the rules were previously framed , they continue in force by virtue of article 372 of the constitution.
3. HIGH COURT NOT TO FUNCTION AS A COURT OF APPEAL OR REVISION :
While exercising powers under section 482 the court does not function as a court of appeal or revision. It also would not enter into the appreciation of evidence . Inherent powers are to be very sparingly exercised for compelling reasons, when where there has been any abuse of process of law or any glaring injustice.
4. NO INHERENT POWERS OF SUBORDINATE COURTS :
Under CrPC , inherent powers are vested only in the high courtsand the courts subordinate to the high courts have no inherent powers. In bindeshwari Prasad singh v kali singh , the supreme court held that a magistrate has no inherent power to restore a complaint dismissed in default.
5. INHERENT POWER NOT TO BE INVOKED IN MATTERS COVERED BY SPECIFIC PROVISIONS :
The inherent power of the high court under this section cannot be invoked in regard to matters which are directly covered by specific provisions of CrPC. Eg. the petitioner who has a remedy under s. 397 cannot be permitted to invoke s 482. The powers of high court under this section are indeed very wide . However, they can only be exercised in cases where there is such a palpable want of jurisdiction in the proceedings initiated, as would result in unnecessary harassment and oppression to the accused concerned. The section cannot be invoked to supplant the normal processes and inquiries by a tribunal prescribed in CrPC.
6. WHETHER A PERSON WHO HAS NOT APPLIED UNDER SECTION 482 CAN BE GIVEN RELIEF :
When the matter comes before the high court , it can exercise its power under s.482 irrespective of the consideration as to which of the parties has come before it. The high court can give relief even to the other accused who did not file any petition under this section.
When the matter is pending before the supreme court and that court has ordered the session judge to issue non bailable warrant for the arrest of the petitioners, the high court cannot exercise its power under this section.
7. WHEN ALTERNATIVE REMEDY AVAILABLE
：
If an effective alternative remedy is available , the high court will not exercise its powers under this section, specially when the applicant may not have availed of that remedy. The powers of this section are not usually invoked when there is another remedy available.
8. APPRECIATION OF EVIDENCE :
In a proceeding under section 482, the high court will not enter into any finding of facts , particularly when the matter has been concluded by concurrent finding of facts of two courts below.
When the high court quashed a criminal complaint on consideration of certain documents produced by the petitioner , it was held by the supreme court that the order of the high court was illegal, as only when the high court comes to a conclusion that no prima facie case is made out , based on the complaint and the documents accompanying it, that the court could quash the complaint.
VIEW OF THE SUPREME COURT:
The Supreme Court has recently ruled that the High Courts can quash an FIR against a person if it did not prima facie disclose any offence.
A two judge bench said that ordinarily criminal proceedings instituted against an accused must be tried and taken to logical conclusions under the Criminal Procedure Code (Cr.PC) and the High Courts should be reluctant to interfere into the proceedings at an interlocutory stage.
“However, if upon the admitted facts and the documents relied upon by the complainant or the prosecution and without weighing or sifting evidence, no case is made out, the criminal proceedings instituted against the accused are required to be dropped or quashed”, the bench said. Where the allegations in the FIR or the complaint or the accompanying documents taken at their face value, do not constitute the offence alleged, the person proceeded against in such a frivolous criminal litigation has to be saved, ruled the bench.
In the landmark case State of Haryana v. Bhajan Lal ( 1992 Supp.(1) SCC 335) :
A two-judge bench of the Supreme Court of India considered in detail the provisions of section 482 and the power of the high court to quash criminal proceedings or FIR. The Supreme Court summarized the legal position by laying the following guidelines to be followed by high courts in exercise of their inherent powers to quash a criminal complaint:
1。 The criminal complaint can be quashed when allegations made in the complaint, even if they are taken at their face value and accepted in their entirety, prima facie constitute any offence or make out a case against the accused person.
2。 The criminal complaint can be quashed when allegations made in the complaint are so absurd and inherently improbable that on the basis of which no prudent person can ever reach a conclusion that there are sufficient grounds for continuing the proceedings against the accused person.
3。 The criminal complaint can be quashed when the allegations made in the
complaint and evidence collected in support of the complaint does not disclose the commission of any offence against the accused person.
4。 The criminal complaint can be quashed when the complaint is manifestly attended with malafide or where the proceeding is maliciously instituted with an ulterior motive for wreaking vengeance on the accused person and with a view to spite him due to private and personal grudge.
5。 The criminal complaint can be quashed when there is an express legal bar under any of the provisions of the CrPC or any other legislation (under which a criminal proceeding is instituted) to the institution and continuance of criminal complaint.
Thus, if the high court is convinced that the criminal complaint does not disclose a cognizable offence and the continuation of an investigation is not based on sound foundations and would amount to an abuse of power of the police necessitating interference to secure the ends of justice, the high court will exercise its inherent power to quash the proceedings.
In Pepsi Foods Ltd. v. Special Judicial Magistrate (AIR 1998 SC 128) :
the Supreme Court of India observed that:
“Though the magistrate can discharge the accused at any stage of the trial if he considers the charges to be groundless, this does not mean that the accused cannot approach the High Court under section 482 to have the complaint quashed if the complaint does disclose the commission of a cognizable offence against the accused person. In this case the Supreme Court held that the order of the High Court refusing to quash the complaint on the ground that alternate remedy was available under the CrPC to the accused person was not proper.”
However it has been held by the Supreme Court of India in Om Prakash Singh v. State of UP (2004 CrLJ 3567) ：
That 'if a complaint discloses the commission of a cognizable offence, it would not be a sound exercise of discretion to quash the criminal complaint'.
In Indian Oil Corporation v. NEPC India Ltd. and Others (2006) 6 SCC 736 ) :
A petition under section 482 was filed to quash two criminal complaints. The High Court by common judgments allowed the petition and quashed the two complaints. The order was challenged in appeal to Supreme Court of India.
While deciding the appeal, the Supreme Court of India laid down following principles:
1。 The high courts should not exercise their inherent powers to stifle or scuttle a legitimate prosecution. The power to quash criminal complaints should be used sparingly and with abundant caution.
2。 The criminal complaint is not required to verbatim reproduce the legal
ingredients of the alleged offence. If the necessary factual foundation is laid in the criminal complaint, merely on the ground that a few ingredients have not been stated in detail, the criminal proceedings should not be quashed.
Quashing of the complaint is warranted only where the complaint is bereft of
even the basic facts which are absolutely necessary for making out the alleged offence.
3。 It was held that a given set of facts may make out (a) purely a civil wrong, or (b) purely a criminal offence or (c
) a civil wrong as also a criminal offence. A commercial transaction or a contractual dispute, apart from furnishing a cause of action for seeking remedy in civil law, may also involve a criminal offence.
As the nature and scope of civil proceedings are different from a criminal
proceeding, the mere fact that the complaint relates to a commercial
transaction or breach of contract, for which a civil remedy is available or has
been availed, is not by itself a ground to quash the criminal proceedings. “
test is whether the allegations in the complaint disclose a criminal offence or
not.
View of the High Courts :
In Pasupati Banerji v. King (AIR 1950 cal 97) :
The court has observed that
“In order to attract the provisions of section 182 of the IPC, it must be established that the person gave information to a public servant which he knew or believed to be false and that he intended thereby to cause the public servant to use his lawful power to the injury or annoyance of any person. It is not sufficient that the person had reasons to believe it was false or that he did not believe it to be true; what is necessary that the person must have positive knowledge or belief that it was false.”
In state of maharashtra v mohd yusuf noormohammad and others [1990 CrLJ 2106 (bom)] :
The high court held that , in the interest of peace, the right of an individual to prosecute his complaint may be curtailed by the high court under section 482.
CONCLUSION :
So as per the following report we have seen that how the high courts uses its inherent powers and how important it is for the high courts to use these powers. Section 482 has a very wide scope and its really important for the courts to use it properly and wisely. Many a times it has been observed that when there is an issue of money for eg. Any money matter then the petitioner instead of filing a civil suit files an FIR against the other person just to harass him. In such cases it becomes very important for the high courts to quash such complaints as it leads to the abuse of the process of the lower courts.
Thus section 482 is very important for acquiring proper justice and to stop the public from filing fictitious complaints just to fulfill there personal grudges.
房地产专业人士
四月
11
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