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Advocate Kumar Pritam
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Ashiana–Digha Road,
Patna
3 years ExperiencePractice Areas
Criminal
Divorce, Family
Cheque Bounce
High Court
Courts
- Civil Court, Patna
- Debts Recovery Tribunal (DRT) Patna
- Patna High Court
- State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission(SCDRC), Bihar
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Questions Answered by Advocate Kumar Pritam
Q: 498A case against husband and in laws for dowry and cruelty
Can we file 498A directly through court? My lawyer submitted the petition to junior magistrate then essay writing happened my family members recorded their statements. An d now notice has been issues. What will happpen next as by when chargesheet will file?
Advocate Kumar Pritam answered
From what you have described, your matter sounds like a complaint case before the Magistrate, not necessarily an FIR/police case.What appears to have happened in your caseIf your lawyer:filed a complaint/petition before the Magistrate;the Magistrate recorded the complainant's statement and the statements of your family members/witnesses; andnow notice has been issued to the accused,then the case is likely at the post-enquiry / pre-process stage.The ordinary sequence in a complaint case is broadly: complaint → examination of complainant/witnesses → notice/opportunity to the proposed accused → consideration by Magistrate → decision whether there is sufficient ground → issuance of process/summons
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