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Breach of peace bond u/s 107/150 by neighbours by vandalism.


19-Mar-2024 (In Criminal Law)
Hello,My neighbours have furnished peace bond few months back U/S 107/50 and recently have damaged lights,cctv wiring in common parking area.Video evidences along with written complaint given to Local police station,one month passed yet no FIR or action under breach of peace. How - (1) To make SEM Court aware of breach of peace. (2) What to do about police not registering FIR(As in past also numerous video evidence with written complaint submitted yet no action).
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Answer #1
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if you want an fir to get registered and the police is not doing it after you have given the complaint also then you can get it done through the court. there is a process where we file a case in court and the court direct the police officials to register an fir if it is warranted
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Answer #2
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Take all the stamped complaints and file a criminal petition under section 156(3) before the magistrate according to your jurisdiction to register a FIR against the culprits. You also need to attach the evidence which you are having with you. For more legal assistance I am just a call away.
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Answer #3
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Hello Sir/Mam if you are logged in with a complaint in your local police station and police not to take any action on your complaint, after then you can go to the court and file an application under section 156(3) or 200 CRPC, For register of a FIR. if you have any queries you can contact me.
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Answer #4
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You have the power to take decisive action. Draft a written complaint addressed directly to the SHO, ACP, and DCP of your jurisdiction, or alternatively, move swiftly to file an application before the esteemed court, demanding the lodging of an FIR. Do not hesitate to assert your rights and demand justice.
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