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can a person send his complaint directly to the magistrate u/s 156(3)


16-Jun-2023 (In Criminal Law)
i have a query regarding the section 156(3) where the question which arise is whether a person can send his complaint directly to the magistrate if the person have to face the refusal of registering the FIR
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Answer #1
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Hello Good morning I'm advocate Vivek Mishra well according to your case you have to engage a lawyer for filing 156 (3) for further kore queries kindly contact me so that i can elaborate you in proper manner thank you so much
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Answer #2
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yes you can 156(3) provide that if police not registered FIR on the complaint of the deceased than the complainaint have the option to file complaint in front of magistrate under sec 156(3) crpc to order FIR if magistrate satisfied by your opinion then he may order to police for registered the FIR.
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Answer #3
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Yes you may appear before the court of your jurisdiction and bring the issue in the knowledge of the court and court will take cognizance of it either it will issue process or it will direct for 156(3)
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