You can file a complaint before the Magistrate under section 156(3) for the said cheating that has been done against you.
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Hello .. i have been cheated by 2 person . I lodge a complaint against both the person in police station . I send my goods to the customer . But he didn't give me any signed receipt . The cheated person saying me to transfer on bank account & he was agreeing to transfer on whattsapp & call recording . The cheated person agreeing all thing no. of pcs & its amount . And he also agreeing he received goods... But police didn't take any action . & Not giving me status report of my complaint.. should i go to the court. Can i get a justice there ... Please guide me i belong to middle class family..
Asked 8 years ago in Civil Law
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If the police is not lodging your FIR, file a complaint before the Magistrate under section 156(3) crpc. On the basis of substance in your Complaint, he may direct the police to register an FIR and investigate in the matter. However, before taking this step, you must write a letter to the Supt. Of Police stating your criminal complaint before him. Also write in this letter that you've been frequently visiting XYZ police station but till date no FIR has been lodged.
1) issue legal notice to buyer to make payment in respect of goods sold and delivered
2) if he fails to pay file summary suit under order XXXVII of code of civil procedure code
3)if police refuse to register FIR file complaint before magistrate against buyer under section 156(3) of cr pc to direct police to investigate and submit report
If the local police is not effective to your complaint then you may aproach the higher police officer with a similar complaint with a request for intervention and direction to the local police for proper investigation and an expeditious action as per law into the matter before them.
Even if this is not yielding any fruit then you may aproach court for relief and remedy
File a complaint to the court of the concerned magistrate under section 200 cr.pc, whereupon the court may summon the accused after recording your preliminary evidence and recording satisfaction as to the existence of a prima facie case.
