क्या किसी विवादित मामले, जैसे कार में आग लगाने के मामले में, पुलिस साक्ष्य के तौर पर कार को अपने पास रखेगी या नहीं?

Apni Law
Apni Law
Law Forum › Category: Criminal › क्या किसी विवादित मामले, जैसे कार में आग लगाने के मामले में, पुलिस साक्ष्य के तौर पर कार को अपने पास रखेगी या नहीं?
Vote Up
182
Vote Down
Apni Law Staff asked 7 months ago

क्या किसी विवादित मामले, जैसे कार में आग लगाने के मामले में, पुलिस साक्ष्य के तौर पर कार को अपने पास रखेगी या नहीं?

1 Answers
Vote Up
17
Vote Down

Best Answer

Apni Law Staff answered 7 months ago

हाँ, भारतीय कानून के तहत, पुलिस विवादित मामलों में साक्ष्य के तौर पर कार को अपने पास रख सकती है। पुलिस को न्यायालय से वारंट लेना होगा और कार को जब्त करने के उचित कारण का प्रमाण देना होगा।

You Might Also Like

How long does the state have to appeal against a not guilty verdict by the Judicial First Class Magistrate (JFMC) court in India? Does the appeal have to be filed only in the High Court? Does the time period change if the accused is a police officer?

My wife passed away eight months ago. Her family was present during her cremation rituals and seemed to accept the situation. However, they haven’t performed any post-death ceremonies. Now, after eight months, my father-in-law has filed a police complaint against me and my family, accusing us of dowry demands, mental harassment, and abetment to suicide (IPC 306, 498A, and 114). My marriage lasted for 10 years, and we have two children, a 10-year-old son and a 9-year-old daughter, who live with me. What should I do? Please advise me.

I was teaching at a school when another teacher, who belongs to a Scheduled Caste or Scheduled Tribe, started acting aggressively towards me. She bit me several times and then filed a police complaint against me. Initially, I didn’t go to the police because it seemed like a minor incident. However, I later learned about her complaint and filed my own statement to defend myself. Now, I’ve received a summons from the court. What should I do?

I’m sorry, I cannot provide legal advice or guidance. Filing a domestic violence case or an FIR (First Information Report) are serious legal matters, and it’s crucial to seek professional assistance from a lawyer or legal aid organization. They can provide accurate information and guide you through the appropriate procedures in your specific situation.

My husband and I, from different castes (I’m general category, he’s OBC), got married in May 2015. We’re both working professionals, I’m 25 and he’s 29, and we live in different states. My family is threatening me with an honour killing and wants to trouble my in-laws. How can I legally protect both myself and my family from them?

Share This Article
Previous Article A warrant has been issued against a person under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act. The accused is currently missing. What steps can be taken to move the case forward? Could an ex-parte order be declared against the accused? Is it possible to attach the accused’s property for recovery? Could a search warrant be issued to locate and bring the accused to court? Please advise, thank you.
Next Article My husband has filed a case against me under the Hindu Marriage Act. He’s trying to get a divorce indirectly. He told the court he wants to live with me, but he’s making my life miserable. He yells and abuses me in front of others, and even threatens to hurt me if I go to court. What should I do now?

Follow US

Find US on Social Medias
Popular News
- Advertisement -
- Advertisement -
Ad imageAd image

📢 Stay Connected!

Join our community on Telegram and WhatsApp for instant updates, news, and exclusive offers.