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 | Police custody versus judicial custodyThis question was kept private Answered by Yogendra Singh Rajawat 7 years ago |
 | Police custody versus judicial custodyThis question was kept private Answered by T Kalaiselvan 7 years ago |
| Validity of Compromise Deed - Cross Case (1st u/s 323/341/506/34) and (2nd u/s 354/323/509/34)There were 2 cross FIR's (1st party u/s 323/341/506/34) and (2nd party u/s 354/323/509/34) between 2 parties involved. Now a compromise has been reached where the 1st party... Answered by T Kalaiselvan 7 years ago |
 | Validity of Compromise Deed - Cross Case (1st u/s 323/341/506/34) and (2nd u/s 354/323/509/34)There were 2 cross FIR's (1st party u/s 323/341/506/34) and (2nd party u/s 354/323/509/34) between 2 parties involved. Now a compromise has been reached where the 1st party... Answered by Ajay Sethi 7 years ago |
 | Police custody versus judicial custodyThis question was kept private Answered by Ganesh Kadam 7 years ago |
 | Police custody versus judicial custodyThis question was kept private Answered by Mohammed Mujeeb 7 years ago |
 | Police custody versus judicial custodyThis question was kept private Answered by Netra Mohanchandra Pant 7 years ago |
| Police custody versus judicial custodyThis question was kept private Answered by Ajay Sethi 7 years ago |
 | Police custody versus judicial custodyThis question was kept private Answered by Shubham Jhajharia 7 years ago |
| Senior citizen father (divorced) seeking writ to act against a wicked uncle of his major sons2 major sons living beseiged with long divorced wife,rich heiress to patrimony now tortured for grabbing properties by a wicked uncle,her younger brother with political power... Answered by Yogendra Singh Rajawat 7 years ago |
| Senior citizen father (divorced) seeking writ to act against a wicked uncle of his major sons2 major sons living beseiged with long divorced wife,rich heiress to patrimony now tortured for grabbing properties by a wicked uncle,her younger brother with political power... Answered by T Kalaiselvan 7 years ago |
| Senior citizen father (divorced) seeking writ to act against a wicked uncle of his major sons2 major sons living beseiged with long divorced wife,rich heiress to patrimony now tortured for grabbing properties by a wicked uncle,her younger brother with political power... Answered by T Kalaiselvan 7 years ago |
| Senior citizen father (divorced) seeking writ to act against a wicked uncle of his major sons2 major sons living beseiged with long divorced wife,rich heiress to patrimony now tortured for grabbing properties by a wicked uncle,her younger brother with political power... Answered by T Kalaiselvan 7 years ago |
| Senior citizen father (divorced) seeking writ to act against a wicked uncle of his major sons2 major sons living beseiged with long divorced wife,rich heiress to patrimony now tortured for grabbing properties by a wicked uncle,her younger brother with political power... Answered by T Kalaiselvan 7 years ago |
| Senior citizen father (divorced) seeking writ to act against a wicked uncle of his major sons2 major sons living beseiged with long divorced wife,rich heiress to patrimony now tortured for grabbing properties by a wicked uncle,her younger brother with political power... Answered by T Kalaiselvan 7 years ago |
 | 5-7 times order postponedMy case for 156 (3) is up for order since 5 times the judge is magistrate court just doesn’t want to give order It’s so strange why ? The case is heard argued but he is just... Answered by Yusuf Rampurawala 7 years ago |
| Senior citizen father (divorced) seeking writ to act against a wicked uncle of his major sons2 major sons living beseiged with long divorced wife,rich heiress to patrimony now tortured for grabbing properties by a wicked uncle,her younger brother with political power... Answered by Ajay Sethi 7 years ago |
| 5-7 times order postponedMy case for 156 (3) is up for order since 5 times the judge is magistrate court just doesn’t want to give order It’s so strange why ? The case is heard argued but he is just... Answered by Ajay Sethi 7 years ago |