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Court assumed me the director of the company and sent NBW for case


30-Nov-2023 (In Criminal Law)
If I am not director of company but court assume that I am director I they send NBW on this case what I have do ?
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Answer #1
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Purely based on the information provided, it is difficult to give a detailed solution. A Non Bailable Warrant is generally issued when the concerned party remains absent from the Court whenever expected to be present. If service of summons has happened and you have remained consistently absent on subsequent dates a NBW is issued. I would recommend appearing before the Court, make an application to take the matter on board, get the NBW cancelled and then file for discharge from the matter. Once the Court is convinced of your relevance in the matter, the court would discharge you from the matter.
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Answer #2
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1.appointment with advocate expert in your matter. 2. If CRIMINAL matter of gravious in nature and cognizable in nature. 3. Anticipatory bail have to be passed/made. 4. Usually criminal matter have to be dealt by lawyer experienced and expert in particular matter or case before court of law.
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