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BIGAMY CASE (U/S 182/2) , 200CRPC ACT


06-Jan-2024 (In Divorce Law)
filed p.c.r complaint u/s 182/2 section 200crpc. The oath was taken orally in court before a judge. But the order was postponed 4 times in the court. 1) How many more times will the order be postponed like this.. 2) Will my case be registered as c.c? Or 3) Will the police investigate this case? 4) Do you know what kind of order this case can come
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Answer #1
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1.some time it happens because of court overloaded with cases or because of PO unavailability. As ur adv to do the needful . 2.it will reflect in order. 3.After judge will order the police to register the FIR then police will certainly once the case. 4.If court will find merit in case then it will detect the police to register the case or if not then reject it.
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Answer #2
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Dear Sir, It being a petty case and courts are not encouraging such cases The Magistrate has to pronounce order within seven days and judgment within 15 days as such internal circulars issued to them. You may lodge a complaint with Registrar Vigilance of the High Court but orders may be passed against you. Wait for sometime anticipating favourable orders.
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