Plz don't dislike this good human being! He has spent many hours for us!Plz appreciate his soul and hardworking. We have to salute this Honble judge . Those people don't know what is hardworking in this law field.
Justice Ramkumar is absolutely awesome! His perspective on when a trial begins has altered the way I understood a trial till date. Thank you, LiveLaw and Justice Ramkumar for this brilliant session!
Very much obliged to the Hon'ble Mr. Justice V. Ramkumar for providing such a great knowledge of criminal case. And ofcourse Live Law, your efforts are really appreciable.
The approch of framing questions and explaining to the practical application of law is ver good...and of immense use rather than listening to monotonous lecturers... Blessed to hear justice ramkumar sir lectures...
Brilliant sir. You're a genius n this explanation is useful for both advocates and judicial aspirants n judges as well. Thank you so much sir. We wish to hear from you more.
Your Lordship a marvel,your session has been mesmerizing, no words, speechless,you are an asset to the legal fraternity... A practicing lawyer from khagaria Bihar
Thank you for the very informative session. If you could provide us with another session regarding the relevant provisions with respect to sureties and bails in cr.p.c we will be very grateful sir. Thank you
Dear Live_Law , I am looking for a questionnaire used in the lecture , please provide it , some of the questions in the latter part are quite long so it is little inconvenient to concentrate on the lecture or to write the questions
wonderful lecture sir, please also deliver lecture on defense of consent & the meaning of redundant expressions occurring in it thank you. one more thing sir, how to reach out to you for notes. please answer.
Final report: when after investigation, the I.O. comes to the conclusion that no offence has been committed and allegations are not true. Chargesheet: when after investigation, the I.O. finds material and evidence against the accused persons and files a report before the magistrate court, stating the facts to be true.
There is After lodging fir n investgation police must file final report u/s173(2).if he comes to conclusion that accused committed offence he will file the report with prayer to try him and charges. Such report is loosely called chargesheet. If he has no such conclusion he will file report without such prayer and charge. So all reports are final report but not chargesheet, all chargesheet are final reports This difference can be seen in s. 173(5)crpc
Sir, in a criminal case, police have filed the charge sheet u/s 302 r/w s- 100 (3) i. P. C. But the court refused to accept the charge sheet stating s-100(3) should be struck off from the charge sheet. Did the court not do mistake in this? Why general exception sections of i. P. C are not brought in charge sheet though they are attracted in an occurrence?
Both can't be taken at a single charge sheet, if the accused has rightly exercised his right of self defense burden will be upon him to prove it as per the section 105 Indian evidence act, but charge will be pressed under section 302 against him until and unless he proves himself not guilty. This is my finding, if u find it wrong let me know.
Respected Sir, thank you very much for the valuable information, I want to ask you one thing, if in a criminal case a accused is falsely implicated by the police in the false case and also the same accused is shown as "VICTIM" after the complete investigation of the case in charge sheet. The accused is not having any role in the criminal activity rather he was trapped by the main accused, can that co-accused who is shown as VICTIM can get discharged from the Honourable court under Section 227 in The Code Of Criminal Procedure IPC Kindly do let me know Sir
Plz don't dislike this good human being! He has spent many hours for us!Plz appreciate his soul and hardworking. We have to salute this Honble judge . Those people don't know what is hardworking in this law field.
Very true. He is legend
Justice Ramkumar is absolutely awesome! His perspective on when a trial begins has altered the way I understood a trial till date. Thank you, LiveLaw and Justice Ramkumar for this brilliant session!
How a legal person can dislike it. Loved
Superb lecture on CrPC, made the confusing concepts crystal clear👌. Live Law plz upload more lectures like this. Need more on this.
Very much obliged to the Hon'ble Mr. Justice V. Ramkumar for providing such a great knowledge of criminal case. And ofcourse Live Law, your efforts are really appreciable.
The approch of framing questions and explaining to the practical application of law is ver good...and of immense use rather than listening to monotonous lecturers... Blessed to hear justice ramkumar sir lectures...
Thank you live law and justice
Very informative lecture by Honourable justice Ravikumar
Brilliant sir. You're a genius n this explanation is useful for both advocates and judicial aspirants n judges as well. Thank you so much sir. We wish to hear from you more.
The purpose is serving very well sir. Thank you so much sir. Thank q live law.
All lectures by Sir contain valuable chunks of knowledge.
immense pleasure to hear you sir, you are legend and the way you simplify such complex concepts is just too good.
Thank you!!!
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Thank you sir for your enriched lectures......
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Excellent class sir
Excellent & practical presentation.
Great persaonality
very enriching webinar sir, please do more, on this topic, it would be a pleasure to hear from you.
very nice...i have learnt a lot from the Hon'ble Justice
Kindly provide the notes since we were busy listening to the content and failed to note down the citations.
Honourable justice ..is very clear
Very informative and practical
Your Lordship a marvel,your session has been mesmerizing, no words, speechless,you are an asset to the legal fraternity... A practicing lawyer from khagaria Bihar
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Thank you sir, very informative.
Sir, how can we get the notes .
Thank you for the very informative session. If you could provide us with another session regarding the relevant provisions with respect to sureties and bails in cr.p.c we will be very grateful sir. Thank you
Thank you sir....
Perfect discussions
Sir if the notes on this lecture are available to all the listeners, it will be of great help..regards.
Superb explanatory lecture 👌
Ty so much it was a very informative session.🙏
excellent sir
This session is more useful for Public Prosecutors than defense Advocates 👏 👏👏👌👌👌
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Very informative session 17.2 21
Excellent lecture in Question Answer Form.
Absolutely brilliant. Please make more lecture videos of hon'ble Justice sir
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Pls provide notes of this lecture
Very useful
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Kindly provide the notes of the said lecture
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Please provide us notes
Please provide notes on email.
really really helpful !! please have more of such sessions to explain the procedural laws
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Dear Live_Law , I am looking for a questionnaire used in the lecture , please provide it , some of the questions in the latter part are quite long so it is little inconvenient to concentrate on the lecture or to write the questions
how to get the notes
notes pls
From where I get it's notes?
So many persons enquired about this, but nobody answered about this?(notes)
Please provide notes
wonderful lecture sir, please also deliver lecture on defense of consent & the meaning of redundant expressions occurring in it thank you. one more thing sir, how to reach out to you for notes. please answer.
Can Magistrate order investigation at post cognizance stage?
Yes. As per latest Judgment of Honble S.C
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Yes as per vinubhai haribhai malviya v state of Gujarat (2019), court can order investigation under section 156(3) post cognizance.
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for notes. link in description
Kindly provide notes sir
This is what is known as contribution
Please give notes of judgements
Very informative lecture. Sir pls mention name of the parties also with citation.
Nice debate
Notes please
Respected Sir,
What is the proper remedial action for ten days later FIR and 12 days later MLC.
Difference between "final report" & "Chargesheet" ?
There is no difference between them.both are same
Final report: when after investigation, the I.O. comes to the conclusion that no offence has been committed and allegations are not true.
Chargesheet: when after investigation, the I.O. finds material and evidence against the accused persons and files a report before the magistrate court, stating the facts to be true.
@@ravisbanerjee it means both defined U/s 173(2).
As said, there is no difference. You cant find the word chargesheet in Cr.P.C. it s police report
There is
After lodging fir n investgation police must file final report u/s173(2).if he comes to conclusion that accused committed offence he will file the report with prayer to try him and charges. Such report is loosely called chargesheet. If he has no such conclusion he will file report without such prayer and charge.
So all reports are final report but not chargesheet, all chargesheet are final reports
This difference can be seen in s. 173(5)crpc
Sir, in a criminal case, police have filed the charge sheet u/s 302 r/w s- 100 (3) i. P. C. But the court refused to accept the charge sheet stating s-100(3) should be struck off from the charge sheet. Did the court not do mistake in this? Why general exception sections of i. P. C are not brought in charge sheet though they are attracted in an occurrence?
Both can't be taken at a single charge sheet, if the accused has rightly exercised his right of self defense burden will be upon him to prove it as per the section 105 Indian evidence act, but charge will be pressed under section 302 against him until and unless he proves himself not guilty.
This is my finding, if u find it wrong let me know.
A REMARKABLE Explanation with thought proviking ideas.
I am a layman how to read a complaint and find out its a coginance offence and non coginance tell me how
Respected Sir, thank you very much for the valuable information, I want to ask you one thing, if in a criminal case a accused is falsely implicated by the police in the false case and also the same accused is shown as "VICTIM" after the complete investigation of the case in charge sheet. The accused is not having any role in the criminal activity rather he was trapped by the main accused, can that co-accused who is shown as VICTIM can get discharged from the Honourable court under Section 227 in The Code Of Criminal Procedure IPC Kindly do let me know Sir
Is police can file a complaint.. eg 290, 278 ipc,
Anyone who has notes of this lecture, please PM me.
Pleas supoort ramkumat
I am also LLB LLM
Cognizance is a dynamic concept. I suggest you must go through r v kelkar to get basic and firm ideas
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Thank you sir