I filed a police complaint against a boy who was calling me a year ago. I’ve moved to a different city now and the court has sent me a notice. I don’t want to pursue this case anymore. The notice mentions sections 354(D) IPC and 67 IT Act. If I ignore this notice, what will happen?

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Law Forum › Category: Civil › I filed a police complaint against a boy who was calling me a year ago. I’ve moved to a different city now and the court has sent me a notice. I don’t want to pursue this case anymore. The notice mentions sections 354(D) IPC and 67 IT Act. If I ignore this notice, what will happen?
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Apni Law Staff asked 8 months ago

I filed a police complaint against a boy who was calling me a year ago. I’ve moved to a different city now and the court has sent me a notice. I don’t want to pursue this case anymore. The notice mentions sections 354(D) IPC and 67 IT Act. If I ignore this notice, what will happen?

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Apni Law Staff answered 8 months ago

Ignoring the notice will likely lead to an ex parte order being passed against you. The court may proceed with the case in your absence, and you could face a conviction and potential punishment under the mentioned sections, even without your participation.

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