Benefits of filing Private Criminal Complaint before the Magistrate

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In this thought-provoking video, we dive into the question many people have asked: Can you bypass the police? We provide you with valuable insights and legal strategies that may help you navigate the legal system more effectively.
Topics Covered:
Understanding the role of the police in the legal system
Examining alternative routes to justice
Exploring the option of moving directly to courts
Key legal strategies for bypassing the police
Potential benefits and drawbacks of bypassing the police
Whether you have a personal interest in legal matters or simply want to be better informed about your rights and options, this video offers valuable insights and guidance. Empower yourself with the knowledge to make informed decisions when it comes to interacting with the police and the legal system.
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[@me_luga8036]

How do I approach a magistrate ?

[@danny9619]

The proper procedure, atleast in my opinion, in cases where police refuse to register a complaint is to approach the Court under 156(3) CrPC.

[@ishapundir1868]

Nope, in general cases like hurt or dispute between two parties leading to physical abuse leads to certain circumstances where police doesn’t takes any actions

[@taxsensemumbai9445]

Sir knows his stuff

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[@mohammedanees4410]

how many convictions in a private complaint you have secured?

[@KK_crank]

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[@gangarao7120]

Do we need a lawyer to approach magistrate?

[@100DaysExile]

Not really but an advocate will makes things much, much easier. Until or unless you have a decent understanding of how judicial system works, it would probably require you an advocate.

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[@rohannarayankar4561]

flat kharidte samay kin bato ka dhyan rakhe isspe ek video banao sir

[@vivekagrawal2279]

Hello Mr.Aggarwala, can you address my doubt in regards to cognizable offence ? If a private complaint to Magistrate is presented without approaching to police ( personally or via letter or email ) under section 200, then if the complaint is descriptive enough to make out a case and even the evidence available and even the identity / communication details of offender then in such case will magistrate proceed to issue summons or still forward to police station ? But as per crpc 200 it fulfills requirements so it should be proceeded with rather than forwarding to police station. Also, if magistrate proceeds with summons, then what about the FIR ? FIR is supposed to be filed for every crime right so in such situation how will FIR be. And now, due to e-filing, if the victim files it self under option PUNISHMENT WRONGDOER with or without compensation, what happens further ?

[@blabberbaba5439]

You can't directly approach Magistrate under Section 200 Cr.P.C.
If the police station fails to register FIR then you have to first file written complaint to District Police Supritendent (As per Section 154(3) of CrPC). Only after approaching SP if no action is taken then you can approach Magistrate u/s 200 CrPC.
You have to submit proof to magistrate that you tried to approach police station or Supritendent of Police(SP).

[@vivekagrawal2279]

@@blabberbaba5439 I strongly believe you are wrong, what you are saying is about 156 (3) not 200

[@blabberbaba5439]

@@vivekagrawal2279 refer Supreme Court judgements in Lalita Kumari Vs. State of U.P.
And Sakiri Vasu Vs. State of U.P.

[@swayambhuaadhiyogi9921]

Sir won't that be under section 190(1)(a) ?

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[@user-ob6ez9sm6k]

Sir I met with an accident in this insident my pillion rider has been dead in the spot because of bus rash driving I. Am. 18. I have not applied to a licence. So my pillion riders parents cased to bus. So. One local person puts sign as a eyewiteness. But later he argue. That iam not coming to the court so. There is any problem with him

[@grapeshott]

What kind of offences are these?

[@SarthakSabharwalMusic]

Criminal offences

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