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Case status of a PCR case at Bengaluru


14-Apr-2023 (In Criminal Law)
I have faced one PCR case .ow case status showing- Case disposed- contested converted CC.What is above meaning and what I do next ?
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Answer #1
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In the context of Indian courts and law, the term PCR can have multiple meanings depending on usage. Most commonly, it refers to the Protection of Civil Rights (PCR) Act, 1955, which was enacted to abolish the practice of untouchability and enforce related civil rights, supported by the PCR Rules, 1977 for implementation. In judicial practice, PCR may also stand for Private Complaint Register, which records complaints filed directly before a magistrate often when the police refuse to register an FIR. Additionally, in policing terminology, PCR can refer to the Police Control Room, which handles emergency calls and coordinates the dispatch of police personnel.
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Answer #2
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It was a private complaint and now it has been converted into criminal complaint and new cc number is given after which summons will be issued to the persons against whom you have filed the complaint, they have to attend and get bail and then the case moves forward.
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Converted to CC means that the police have taken cognisance of the offence and filed a charge sheet against you. You will be issued a summons from th court asking you to be present on a particular date. Before the summons is received, it is advisable that you take an anticipatory bail in the event of the charges levelled against you are cognizable and non-bailable.
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