Reading: My Hyundai Creta was stolen from Alaknanda market in New Delhi on the night of January 19th. I filed a police report immediately. After a week, I learned the case was transferred to Kalkaji Police Station. Can you tell me how long the police have to submit the non-traceable report (NTR) to the court? And once it’s submitted, how long does the court take to decide on it? How will I be informed about these developments?

My Hyundai Creta was stolen from Alaknanda market in New Delhi on the night of January 19th. I filed a police report immediately. After a week, I learned the case was transferred to Kalkaji Police Station. Can you tell me how long the police have to submit the non-traceable report (NTR) to the court? And once it’s submitted, how long does the court take to decide on it? How will I be informed about these developments?

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3 years ago

Law Forum › Category: Criminal › My Hyundai Creta was stolen from Alaknanda market in New Delhi on the night of January 19th. I filed a police report immediately. After a week, I learned the case was transferred to Kalkaji Police Station. Can you tell me how long the police have to submit the non-traceable report (NTR) to the court? And once it’s submitted, how long does the court take to decide on it? How will I be informed about these developments?

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Apni Law Staff asked 3 years ago

My Hyundai Creta was stolen from Alaknanda market in New Delhi on the night of January 19th. I filed a police report immediately. After a week, I learned the case was transferred to Kalkaji Police Station. Can you tell me how long the police have to submit the non-traceable report (NTR) to the court? And once it’s submitted, how long does the court take to decide on it? How will I be informed about these developments?

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Apni Law Staff answered 3 years ago

Under Indian law, the police have 90 days to submit a non-traceable report (NTR) to the court after registering the FIR. The court typically takes a few weeks to decide on the NTR. You will be informed of these developments by the police and the court through official communication, such as notices or letters.