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Filing writ in AP High Court for non registration of FIR
01-Mar-2023 (In Criminal Law)
I want to file writ petition in the high court because police has not registered FIR when I approached to the police station concerned? Can I file writ petition?
Yes, under Article 226 of the Indian Constitution, for the violation of any fundamental rights of your's, you can approach High Court by filing a Writ of Mandamus seeking Directions from the Court for the Police to register FIR. Similarly, under Article 32 of the Indian Constitution, you can approach the Supreme Court for the violation of any fundamental rights of your's & as such, to get the Writ of Mandamus issued in your case for seeking Directions for the Police to perform its duty of registering FIR.
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Adv. Pankaj Bajaj
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What is the Supreme Court direction about FIR?
The Supreme Court has recently reiterated the necessity of registering First Information Reports under Section 154 of Code of Criminal Procedure when police receive information pertaining a cognizable offence. 13-Aug-2023
What are the three types of FIR?
General F.I.R. General F.I.R. General F.I.R. A F.I.R. ...
Zero F.I.R. : ...
Cross F.I.R. :
F.I.R. Multiple
In what ways can FIR be filed?
A complaint is usually made by the victim or someone acting on their behalf. Any person can inform the police of the commission or a cognizable offense, either verbally or in writing. A telephonic call can be considered an FIR.
What are the essential conditions of FIR?
F.I.R. : Essential Conditions
You must provide information. It must be written. The police officer concerned should reduce any written information into writing. 23-Sept-2023
you may file a private complaint against the accused by sending copy of written complaint against the accused under u/s153(3) of CrPC. kindly contact me at your earliest convenience to discuss your case at length.
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Adv. Akshay Shinde
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you may approach magistrate court u/s 156 of CrPC. High Court will not entertain your writ petition directly bcz you have option of section 156 of CrPC. if magistrate passes order in your favor then police has to register fir
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Adv. Sharad Goswami
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