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Cyber fraud victim,JFMC court rejected petition for refund and now mat


12-Feb-2025 (In Cyber Crime Law)
Victim of cyber fraud and FIR done.Police has freezed the fraudsters account.Petition filed in JFMC court for refund but judge rejected saying that unfreezing might help fraudsters to transfer the money.Revision application filed in sessions court but it's now a year ,judge is delaying the matter by giving dates.
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Answer #1
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Answer #2
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Answer #3
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You can file an application for expeditious hearing. In case there is serious negligence and delay from court you can also approach the high court for expeditious disposal of your matter However in this situation you need solid substantive grounds
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Answer #4
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Well, without unfreezing the Fraudster's Account, how you will be able to get your money back? I think, you were not able to convince the judge properly in Court via arguments put forth from your end as per the existing laws
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Answer #5
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your lawyer can formally request a written order from the judge explaining the reasons for the delays which might give more clarity and possibly avenue to expedite the matter or request sessions court to fast track the revision application by explaining the gravity of the situation or you can approach HC through petition about prolonged delay in your case HC may intervene if sessions court is not handling the revision application in timely manner which can be filed under Article 226.
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