Legal Question in Appeals and Writs in India

My father being the medical superintendent of a government hospital has been issued a warrant of arrest for giving a the registration of a medico legal casein 2005 now in December 2012 and the bail amounts to rs,5000. what i fail to understand is that he has committed no criminal offence or is not a threat to the peace. then why is he being issued that warrant instead of a summoning order. The sole purpose for calling him to the court is to give evidence of the existence of a medico legal case. Does this amount to violation of the basic principles of law? Should not a summoning order be issued instead of an arrest warrant? and what legal recourse can we adopt?Also can the hospital's legal attorney present my fathers case, given that e is the Medical superintendent kindly give a prompt reply as the hearing is next week.


Asked on 12/14/12, 10:03 am

2 Answer from Attorneys

it must be summon case, but if ur fails to appear after getting the summon then court may issue warrent, so it better to contact a advocate or call me for getting further legal advice.

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Answered on 12/14/12, 8:39 pm


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