Sathish Kumar

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  • in reply to: please help: eligible for criminal prosecution? #3740

    If possible and you have time, please help me.

    I filed a complaint in local police station, citing the above facts, requesting police to file FIR and produce uncle and his 2 sons before Judge for cheating 420 and criminal breach of trust 406.

    police denies to accept my complaint as uncle says the civil case is pending for the same matter.

    whether above criminal case is maintanable while the civil case for the same cause of action is pending?

    what other sections applicable other than 420 and 406?

    Now, the uncle, sons and daughter are trying to dispose the properties and make cash, settle in a different place. So, I’m planning to file declaration suit to declare the property settlement to daughter as null and void.

    whether above criminal case is maintanable when I file declaration suit in the next 15 days?

    I consulted few local lawyers, who are not sure of above issues. Please help me.

    in reply to: private complaint for cheating 420 #3435

    sorry for sending such long message.

    in reply to: please help: eligible for criminal prosecution? #3252

    Mr. Ashok Dhamija,
    Thanks for your reply. Please give me some clues or examples to prove dishonest intention since the beginning itself to cheat me.

    My lawyer says to file a “Suit for declaration with injunction” to declare the gift deed to daughter as invalid and void, citing the facts that on demand of loan, debtor breached the loan agreement in pronote, debtor instead of selling the property and returning my money, gave all his three properties as gift settlement to daughter with malafide intentions in a view to escape from court attachments and proceedings of his properties, he made this fraudulent transfer to cheat the
    creditors. He also filed for insolvency which shows his clear intentions to cheat the creditors.

    To remind you, pronote for 10 Lacs was executed in 50rs stamp paper, in which father and his sons agreed that:

    “On demand we will pay the loan with interest. when you demand the loan amount, if we don’t have money to repay, we will sell our assets and pay your loan.”

    Lawyer says, the above line is very important for this case, based on which “Suit for declaration” to be filed.

    Is this true? what are the chances of winning this case? If the gift deed is declared as void, then I can seek attachment of properties in my money recovery suit.

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