Legal Question in Criminal Law in India

Re: Under s.138 of NI Act.

Pray for a Warrant on the ground that accused is untraceable or absconded with further directions to communicate all the police stations to search for the inform about the accused.

If the warrant is not executed, apply for proclamation to be published in newspapers.

Re: Under s.138 of NI Act.

the address cannot be traced unless you hire some detective agency or an investigation is carried out. till the time addressed is not traced, you may sine die your complaint and reopen the same when u come to know of his whereabouts.

Re: Under s.138 of NI Act.

Obtain direction from the court for paper notice or warrant and if the warrant is not served then proceed for proclamation. However, proclamation is worth doing only if you are aware of some other assets of the accused.

Further, you can also file a summary suit for recovery of money aganinst the accused.

Re: Under s.138 of NI Act.

You may want to consult an advocate by showing all your documents. The accused may be served at his last known address or at the address available with the bank. if accused does not cause appearance despite service, you may request for declaring him a "proclaimed offender" and seek attachment of his property.

Re: Under s.138 of NI Act.

You may want to consult an advocate by showing all your documents. The accused may be served at his last known address or at the address available with the bank. if accused does not cause appearance despite service, you may request for declaring him a "proclaimed offender" and seek attachment of his property.

Re: Under s.138 of NI Act.

You may want to consult an advocate by showing all your documents. The accused may be served at his last known address or at the address available with the bank. if accused does not cause appearance despite service, you may request for declaring him a "proclaimed offender" and seek attachment of his property.

Re: Under s.138 of NI Act.

You may want to consult an advocate by showing all your documents. The accused may be served at his last known address or at the address available with the bank. if accused does not cause appearance despite service, you may request for declaring him a "proclaimed offender" and seek attachment of his property.

Re: Under s.138 of NI Act.

You may want to consult an advocate by showing all your documents. The accused may be served at his last known address or at the address available with the bank. if accused does not cause appearance despite service, you may request for declaring him a "proclaimed offender" and seek attachment of his property.

Re: Under s.138 of NI Act.

without address summons can't be served.