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Court order for registration of FIR


11-Apr-2024 (In Criminal Law)
When CJM court order for registration of FIr under section 156(3) crpc within 30 days . Should the complainant go to police with writen complainant for lodging FIR with 156(3) order or the FIR automatically register without going police station
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Answer #1
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if the CGM order to lose an FIR after the argument why you are lawyer then generally this order is sent to the concerned police station and service station officer is bound to lodge FIR but sometime there is delay and in the situation you have to personally visit the police station and ask for the lodging FIR if after this FIR is not lost you will move again application to the concerned CGM and they will issue a reminder with warning
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Advocate Shreyas Jain
You may just have to supply copy of the Order passed by CJM to the concerned police station. Thereafter, the Police shall register the FIR. You must follow up with the Police thereafter.

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