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FIR number wrongly mentioned in bail application
19-Dec-2023 (In Criminal Law)
bail applicatione me fire no wrong ho gya mistak se and for hiring day bail application result is contested allowed,bail order nahi aya ab tak 5dayes ho gaye h kya ha ga kya krana chahiye
waise isse koi jyada farak nhi padna chahiye kyonki jab bail allowed ho gyi hai to iska matlab vahan sarkari vakil bhi aaya hoga jawab dene to unhone number etc sahi bta diya hoga koi section mention na hua ho to aur baat hai order sign na hone ke aur reason bhi ho sakte hai like non payment of fee of advocate.. but agagr aap number theek karwana he chahte ho ek application deni padegi..
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Adv. Vikram Chauhan
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What does contested dismissed mean in court?
Contested dismissal is when a case is argued and listened to on all facts and grounds, including applicable law. Then, it is dismissed because no interference is perceived, meaning that there is no perversity or illegality in an order.
What is the meaning of allowed in court case?
This term means that the court will accept or allow your prayer in the case of which you have applied before the court. This term can be used to mean the following: The writ has been allowed. The Petition has been allowed. The appeal is allowed.
What is meant by contested allowed?
You have been allowed to contest the case and a maintenance allowance order was issued against you. It is best to ask your advocate what amount of allowance you will have to pay the petitioner.
What is a contested order in court?
A contested order is an order that establishes paternity, a child-support obligation or an ordered that establishes or modifies a child-support obligation following an hearing in which one or more of the parties do not agree with certain facts.
Most likely in the order they should check before mentioning the FIR number. However to play it safe you could file an application for amendment of pleadings and put the correct FIR number in the application and submit it in Court. In case the Order has been signed then an application for clarification can be filed on the basis of the application for amendment in pleadings.
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Adv. Rohan Mittal
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