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Procedure to ask the court to order medical examination


01-Aug-2023 (In Criminal Law)
I filed a case against husband and some family members. Section 377 was also in FIR. I went to the government hospital but they denied doing my medical. They said, they need orders from either police or court to do my medical. Sir, My husband and other members have bribed police and Due to certainty of a positive result in medical, Police is not supporting me and not giving orders to do medical and is hell bent upon removing Section 377 IPC from the chargesheet filed. Sir, in the absence of police report, Please suggest how to ask court to order for getting my medical done ??
Answers (4)

Answer #1
877 votes
Mam it is a serious offence .. If the police is bribed and the hospital is not conducting your medical .. Then u give a complaint in the commissioner office and women cell against your husband and hospital staff.. No one can refuse you to conducting your medical examination.. If no positive result is obtained then we can directly file a complaint in the court.. The court will direct the police to conduct your medical examination..

Answer #2
613 votes
hi,
If FIR is lodged against your husband under 377 ipc then it is very uncommon thing that the police not taking you for medical report and doctor on your request not taking your medical even doctor is bound to do and if does not do so then he may be prosecuted for 201 IPC, but in your case in my opinion you should ask from police and should ask the permission from the court it self by giving the private complaint to magistrate.
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Answer #3
551 votes
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Answer #4
684 votes
You can approach firstly under Section 154(3) and Section 36 Cr.P.C. the concerned police officers, and if that is of no avail, by approaching the concerned Magistrate under Section 156(3) asking for directions being issued for proper investigation and ordering specifically of your medical examination. If these do not work then you could approach the High Court under section 482 of CrPC asking for specific directions to that effect.

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