Notice U/s 91 Crpc1973 From O/c Of Police Station Us 156(3) For Non Payment

Dear Sir, Police officers after registering FIR have every power to arrest the Accused and it seems the Accused is in good books with the Police as such he is not having any fear.

Police will investigate the case as per you complaint and file the report before the concerned judge. If the found guilty he will be sent to jail.

It's Civil case that's why accused is fearless.

Dear client, Here's what you can expect regarding the Section 91 notice and the case under Section 156(3): Regarding the Section 91 Notice: A Section 91 notice is a police summons to produce documents relevant to an investigation. In this case, it relates to the complaint you filed under Section 156(3).Bring all documents related to the non-payment of dues by the party. This could include invoices, agreements, payment records, and any communication attempts you made to recover the dues. Regarding the Case under Section 156(3): Section 156(3) deals with complaints of cognizable offenses (offenses where police can arrest without a warrant) where a court order is required to proceed. In your case, the court will likely ask you to approach a civil court to recover the dues.Police action against the accused: The police might not take immediate action against the accused based solely on the Section 156(3) complaint. However, if you have enough evidence to prove the non-payment and the case is transferred to a civil court, the accused may be summoned for hearings and potentially ordered to repay the dues. The Accused's Lack of Concern: It's understandable that the accused might not be worried. Civil cases can be lengthy. However, a court order against them could impact their credit score and ability to obtain loans in the future. Next Steps: Respond to the Section 91 Notice: Cooperate with the police and provide the requested documents.Follow Up on the Case: Inquire with the police station about the progress of your complaint. You may also consider consulting a lawyer to understand your options for pursuing the case in a civil court.

Section 91 of the Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC) allows a court or police station officer to issue a summons or written order to someone who may have a document or other item that is needed for an investigation, inquiry, trial, or other proceeding. The purpose of this section is to ensure that relevant evidence and materials are available during legal proceedings, which helps to ensure that the case is resolved fairly and justly