Advocate Ayush Arora

Questions Answered by Advocate Ayush Arora (25+ answers)

Q: bailable warrant pvt. complnt. [sec. 71]

Hi,My wife has filed a dowry case against me,I have the crn number & i can see the case status online.How can I get the case file & all the papers what all complaints are mentioned in the same.

Advocate Ayush Arora answered
Agar FIR primary stage per hai to Police Station Se Copy Le Sakte hai Agar case thana mein register hua hai, to husband directly application dekar ya phir RTI ke madhyam se FIR ki copy le sakta hai.ya FIR concern police station ki jo magistrate court hogi vahan se aapko certified copy mil jayegi Example IPC Sections jaise 498A, 406, 323, 504, 506, etc. agar lagayi gayi hain, to unki detail milegi.Complainant ne kya-kya allegations lagaye hain, uski detail bhi milegi.Agar case court mein chala gaya hai, to vakil ke madhyam se ya court mein application dekar charge sheet, complaint copy, witness list, Complete Case diary court se mangi ja sakti hai.Court record se certified copy lena hota hai. Ye vakil asaani se kar sakta hai.

Q: bailable warrant pvt. complnt. [sec. 71]

2 days back police came to my home with bailable warrant letter which states that I need to present in acjm court on 29th May at 11 am.I fill the bond that i will appear in the court.My question is that do i need to hire a lawyer for this or I can present myself without a lawyer in acjm court.

Advocate Ayush Arora answered
If the police came to your home with a bailable warrant and gave you a notice to appear in ACJM Court (Additional Chief Judicial Magistrate) on 29th May at 11:00 a.m., here's what you should knowLawyer Not Mandatory, But Strongly RecommendedYou can appear without a lawyer—it’s legally allowed.However, it is strongly advised to hire or take a lawyer with you, especiallyIf the case is criminal in nature.If you’re an accused or respondent in any criminal complaint.If the case involves serious allegations or confusion in legal procedure.Why You Should Consider Hiring a Lawyer:A lawyer can help to fullfill with bail formalities in court.They will ensure your rights are protected.They can represent you effectively in front of the magistrate.Bond needs to be executed, a lawyer ensures it's done properly.

Q: I have issued cheques but due to insufficient funds they were bounced

Court has issued me summons to appear before court for first hearing.I don't have arrangements for surety. Should I appear or not.Pls advice

Advocate Ayush Arora answered
If a cheque issued by you has bounced due to insufficient funds and court has issued summons under section 138 of the N.i act then it is important that you appear in the court on the date mention in the summons.Since this is bailable offence you can apply for the bail on the first date through a local advocate. After that seek time for filing your defenseIf you have bonafide reasons for your defense then provide the evidence regarding your defense to court after appearance