Victim can file appeal against acquittal but your option is open to prosecute for defamation and malicious prosecution agsisnt complainant, witnesses and investigating officer.

At least 3 threes but as soon you will file, good for you.

No need to wait for appeal result. Your husband is declared innocent. Can proceed now.

In such cases, court takes cognizance and grants regular bail.

Agsisnt IO INTERNAL INQUIRY AND court case both can proceed simultaneously. Complain to higher authority.

Agaisnt witness can file complaint in same court u/s 193 IPC for giving false evidence. File application u/s 344 CrPC.

Any amount of compensation can demand , rest court will decide.

Trial will take time. Limitation for file civil as well as criminal defamation case is 1 year from date of event.

1. the complainant can file an appeal against the order of acquittal,

2. the limitation starts from the date of acquittal from the false charges,

3. you can file, rather, you should filed,

even you were free to file during the trial,

4. file the case without further delay

5. you will file a private complaint, once the court summoned the accused, they will have to take the bail,

6. depends on the fate/outcome of the case,

7. if the neighbors depose falsely in the court then you can initiate proceedings under section 191/193 against them,

9. defamation is not made out,

you can file civil defamation but that will only produce some harassment for them, won't fructify for you

10. limitation for defamation is 1 year

11. can't say, however, usually such trail take a time of 3-4 years to it's disposal 

1. Yes, the complainant can file appeal against the order of the MM, before the session court as well as High Court. 

2.  For the offence which is punishable with fine only, the period of limitation is six months 

- For the offence which is punishable with imprisonment for a term less than 1 year, the limitation period is one year

- For the offence which is punishable with imprisonment for a term exceeding one year but not exceeding three years, the limitation period is 3 year. 

3. Yes, because , your case is based upon new cause of action.

4. You should wait for the outcome from the appellate court , otherwise your filed cases will be not maintainable. 

5. No, until there will be an order of lodging FIR in your case , they will not opt to take bail .

6.if the I.O found guilty , then official inquiry will be started against him , and court may order for his dismissal as well. 

7. Yes

9.  In civil defamation suit , you will have to deposit court fees for claiming damages ,

10. Jurisdiction for filing Civil defamation depends on the amount of damages claimed by you. 

- Till 3 lakh --- Senior civil judge , and above District & Session judge court . 

11. Not fixed and depends upon the working of court. 

1. Yes the complainant can also file an appeal against the order of acquittal . 

2. There is no limitation in criminal matters, however the same are required to be reported the earliest. 

3. I the appeal is filed then your case will become pending till outcome of the appeal. 

4. You should file the case at the earliest. Also file a civil suit to claim compensation from them. 

5. Yes 

6. Nothing will happen to the IO, he was discharging his duties. If you are able to show corruption and all on his part then you may file a complaint. 

7. Yes 

9. Amount has to be decided by you, based on your social status and economic condition. 

10. You should file the same at the earliest in the court under whose jurisdiction the incident took place. 

11. Can not be defined. 

Regards 

1) complainant can also appeal against impugned order 

2) you are at liberty to file case during pendency of appeal 

3) you can wait till expiry of appeal period 

4) they will have to apply for bail 

5) you are at liberty to file suit for damages and can claim compensation 

6) suit has to be filed in district court in your city 

7) suit may take years to be disposed of depending upon pendency of cases in trial court 

Yes victim has a right to file appeal but the appellate court will not entertain the same in the said scenario. 

Limitation is 6 months to 1 year in false FIR cases. But if appeal is filed your case will be stayed. Yes you can wait till outcome your limitation will be active. 

Yes they need to seek bail. May anticipatory first. 

The same can be tried against IO but you may need sanction for the same from government to proceed with the trial

Yes you can also file case against other neighbors

You can seek compensation in civil defamation. Amount is subjective. 

It's 3 years period for defamation and will lie before city civil court. 

Period of trial can't be quantified in India

Hi,

The complainant can also file the appeal against the order of MM but you are suggested to be fast in your action and file the case soon giving them no time for appeal. The limitation may be of 90 days but you are not suggested to wait for the same. In case the appeal is pending and order of MM is not set aside or stayed, you may file your case and your case will proceed. It is once more suggested not to wait for outcome of appeal. 

1. The defacto complainant also can file an appeal against the judgment.

2. There is no limitation as such to file such cases, however it would be advisable that you may file the cases at the earliest possible instead delaying it inordinately.

3. It would be better that you wait for the completion of the limitation for preferring appeal against the judgment of the trial court so that you can file the cases if there is no appeal preferred within the  period the appeal can be filed.

4. If the appeal is decided in their favor then your case would become non-maintainable.

5. If you are filing a private criminal complaint then they may not be required to get themselves enlarged on bail unless if it is a local practice.

6. Nothing, will happen to IO until and unless you prove that it was a malicious prosecution.

7. Just because they gave statement under section 161 cr.p.c., they may not be impleaded because they can simply escape stating that they were forced by police to give the statements.

9. You may decide about it based on the prevailing circumstances.

10. Generally the civil defamation suit can be filed within three years in a civil court.

11. It cannot be predicted owing to various factors involved in a case trial proceedings. 

Hi

1. Yes the complainant can file the appeal against the orders of MM.

2. Limitation period is 30 days

3. Yes you can file the case with the pending appeals

4. If you will file a defamation complaint against him in anyway then do not wait.

5. Yes bail will be required. But police will look in the matter that in which sections the case will be filed you will only narrate the story. Draft the story in a way that all the above sections are made out.

6. He might loose his job

7. Yes 

8...9. Defamation is not civil. Defamation is under section 500 of IPC , and where IPC is in action that is not a civil case. Ask for 50lakhs.

10. No Limitation period, A complain case is needed to be filed.

11. time cannot be specified for a court case.

Thanks

1. Yes complaint can file revision petition in sessions court.

2. There is no limitation For filing the case but if you want to lodge complaint against them then you should do it as soon as possible.

3. Yes you can file case against complainant for false FIR against you but you cannot initiate Legal action of defamation because the complaint was filed against you to competent authority.

4. You can wait till appeal decision.

5. Yes once the chargesheet is filed they have to get bail from court.

6. You should send a complaint against IO to SP of Delhi. 

7. Yes you can initiate actions against your neighbours. 

8. Case of Defamation doesn't attract if there is no publication against you. 

9. Trail can take years.

You may contact a lawyer in the local who practices in service law for further advises and suggestions to move on.

Victim can file FiR agaisnt false FIR and at present limitation is stated by SC for all case.

And after filing FIR police do manipulated investigation to favor accused. Complain can be file against investigation officer u/s 218 IPC.

Dear Sir,
The point wise answers to your query are as follows:
Q 1. What is the limitation period for the complainant/State to appeal in the Sessions Court against our discharge order? Will the vacation period of the court will be included in the limitation period? Discharge Order is 20th Feb'20.
Answer: The limitation period is 90 days but the court may allow more time if it convinced that that delay was due to some unavoidable reasons. The vacation period of court will be included in this limitation period.

Q 2. Some says that only the state can file the case under Section 182 against the complainant? Is it correct?
Answer: The state does not filed the complaint under section 182 IPC. You are suggested to file. 

Q 3.Since the discharge was ordered at the time of framing of the charges, under what sections the application has to be filed in the court to cover all these Sections 182, 211, 499 r/w 500 and Sec167, 218 & 220 of IPC?
Answer: You are suggested to discuss your advocate and file the case under all the sections mentioned here.

Q 4. The complainant made one more written complaint with Resident Welfare Association (RWA) by referring the same FIR number (that is when we came to know about the existence of FIR ) with the objective of spreading bad impression about us. On hearing our version on the illegal constructions, the RWA has given a written response to us & to the complainant stating that they do not want to get into the matter but these were not placed on record in the court. Will that help in supporting us in the Defamation sections? The complainant has deliberately circulated her complaint letter given to the RWA to various people. And, further circulated through Whatsup but we have only the images saved from Whastup and not with the forwarder's name in it. 
Answer: The said complaint can will be used a proof in your defamation case.

Q 6. What will be the role of Police if I file the case under Sec 182, 211, 499 r/w 500? Since the complainant husband is ex ACP, police colluded with him to file the false FIR, once again their involvement on these sections will not bring any justice to us. 
Answer: The police will have no role and court will proceed on the basis of available evidence. 

1. Generally the limitation period shall be one month from the date of the orders made ready, however due to current covid-19, the limitation would be extended.

2. No, even the defacto complainant can prefer an appeal. 

3. Discharge of accused does not means that this was was a false case.

Therefore in my opinion no defamation case may be maintainable until and unless the case was dismissed.

4.  If the complainant had deliberately defamed you through whatsapp or any other media then you can file a defamation against her 

5. You can get enlarged on bail before the beginning of the trial proceedings.

6. You may have to file a criminal complaint privately and prosecute through your advocate, the police will not hav any role to play in this proposed defamation case.

30 days from the receipt of the order copy. 

Complainant if victim can file in IPC cases. 

You can file the same under 195 and 340 crpc. 

It will be prosecution again from your side

Hi

1. 30 days, vacations excluded.

2. Complainant can also file the appeal.

3.  Application draft will be very lengthy to write over here. Also that service is not included in the answering portions.

4. Yes this will help you in filing and proving defamation. 

5. Late filing of the chargesheet is the strong ground for bail.

6. If you file an application for 156(3) or complaint case then police will have a major role in investigating the matter. But you can demand for the investigation form any specific team or any other agency like CID.

Thanks