Advocate Vishwajit Yeshwant Pawar

Questions Answered by Advocate Vishwajit Yeshwant Pawar (25+ answers)

Q: How many days is a police complaint valid after a legal notice in criminal cases, and after how many

What is the time limit to file a criminal case after sending a legal notice in criminal cases, and how many days is a police complaint valid?

Advocate Vishwajit Yeshwant Pawar answered
Generally, when we issue a legal notice, we specify a period of 15 days for the recipient to respond. If no response is received, the cause of action begins from the date the recipient receives the notice. Different periods of limitation are prescribed under the Indian Limitation Act based on the nature of the case. For example, to file a complaint under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, a period of one month is prescribed from the date of receipt of the notice. If you need further assistance regarding how to get complaint copy from police station, feel free to contact me.

Q: I want to file rape case against my fraud boyfriend

Hello Everyone, my ex boyfriend nd I was in a relationship for 1 year and in the beginning of the relationship he told me about himself everything which was all lie and I belong to very reputed family my boyfriend used me physically and initially in the starting of the relationship I told him to not to have sex before marriage because I never did and don’t want to have before marriage he agrees but He used to lie to me and take me to the hotel room and used to say that you are looking tired and we will only go nd talk nothing will do and still I denied but he forces me to come with him into hotel room then I trusted him and went to the room with him nd for 5-6 times when I used to go to room with him he didn’t force me for sex but he wanted to have sex but after 5-6 times when I went to room with him for next time he forced me for sex and raped me without my consent after telling him more than 100 times “no” he finally raped me and after that he was saying we will get marry

Advocate Vishwajit Yeshwant Pawar answered
all allegation are attracted to I initiate or file police complaint against your boyfriend. You have file written and oral complaint with your local police station first. Also you have to undergo medical test so that you can prove your case. Police will call Botha the parties and will record their statement before filing FIR.

Q: the 138 notice has not been acknowleged

my question is that i have already sent 138 notice against the individual who has give me bounced cheque. Since they have not acknowledged it what should be my next step in the court of to recover the money back?

Advocate Vishwajit Yeshwant Pawar answered
if he has not acknowledge your notice then it is necessary that it reaches proper adress. Report of acknowledge should be clear stating his proper address. if it reaches proper adress and return back with said remark then within one month of receipt of acknowledgement you to file complaint in court under the N.I.Act

Q: Recovery of bike from police custody of murdered person

A person is murdered while going by bike .His bike is in police custody. How can his relatives get back the vehicle.?

Advocate Vishwajit Yeshwant Pawar answered
File Criminal Miscellaneous Application under section 457 of CRPC, 1973 for demanding custody of your vehicle. You have to hire advocate for said purpose from your area. You have to file all the relevant documents of bike that are licence , Insurance / PUC details, your ID with this application.

Q: How get back my one year old baby from my in laws

Hiii, my self heena,I'm from Mumbai, I have one year old breastfeeding baby, my husband did physical and mentally abused me from last one year, he crossed the all limits so I ran from his home , I file the complaint against him. Want back my baby. But no one can help me neither police nor NGO's etc..what can I do

Advocate Vishwajit Yeshwant Pawar answered
File domestic violence case against your him. If you don't want to continue with him go for divorce. You can file for maintenance application in court for yourself and your baby if you are able to maintain yourself.