Answers on Criminal Law (67,224)
 | Regarding noc for jobsThis question was kept private Answered by Prashant Nayak 6 years ago |
 | Regarding noc for jobsThis question was kept private Answered by Ajay Sethi 6 years ago |
| Regarding noc for jobsThis question was kept private Answered by Ajay Sethi 6 years ago |
 | Regarding noc for jobsThis question was kept private Answered by Rahul Mishra 6 years ago |
 | Regd affirmation and verification of complainant in sec 138 - cheque bounceDear Sir/ Madam , I will be soon filing a complaint case u/s 138 . My advocate ( who had sent the notice ) have asked me to come to court twice , First time for affirmation and... Answered by Mohit Kapoor 6 years ago |
| Regarding noc for jobsThis question was kept private Answered by Prashant Nayak 6 years ago |
 | Withdrawal or compromiseThis question was kept private Answered by T Kalaiselvan 6 years ago |
| Withdrawal or compromiseThis question was kept private Answered by T Kalaiselvan 6 years ago |
| Withdrawal or compromiseThis question was kept private Answered by T Kalaiselvan 6 years ago |
| Payment Recovery after Father's deathMy late father gave business loan of Rs.10L via cheque payment to a person in October 2017 for period of 6 months and after 6 months he should pay 13L. Agreement with registered... Answered by Mohit Kapoor 6 years ago |
| Business loan defaultThis question was kept private Answered by Prashant Nayak 6 years ago |
| Passport birth certificate issueThis question was kept private Answered by Mohit Kapoor 6 years ago |
 | Mental tortureCan a woman say no to marry a man even after she said yes once? Can a man used that statement against the woman? Answered by Mohammed Mujeeb 6 years ago |
 | Mere statement of the complainant is enough to prosecute the accused u/s 354c, 354d, 506 & 509This question was kept private Answered by Shubham Jhajharia 6 years ago |
 | Mere statement of the complainant is enough to prosecute the accused u/s 354c, 354d, 506 & 509This question was kept private Answered by Vimlesh Prasad Mishra 6 years ago |
| Mere statement of the complainant is enough to prosecute the accused u/s 354c, 354d, 506 & 509This question was kept private Answered by Prashant Nayak 6 years ago |
 | Mere statement of the complainant is enough to prosecute the accused u/s 354c, 354d, 506 & 509This question was kept private Answered by Devajyoti Barman 6 years ago |
| LW1(complainant) not appearing before courtThis question was kept private Answered by Mohammed Mujeeb 6 years ago |