Complaint to Magistrate, Criminal Procedure Code,1973, Section 200-203 Lecture By Sir Rakesh Kapoor

Chapter
00:00 Intro
00:10 General Explanation
02:49 What is complaint ?
12:00 Difference between FIR and Complaint under CR.PC
15:56 Procedure of complaint before magistrate under CR.PC
15:50 Section 200 -Examination of Complainant CR.PC
21:24 Section 200 CR.PC - Supreme Court Judgment -Practical Example
31:02 Section 201- Procedure by magistrate not competent to take cognizance of the case - CR.PC
32:48 Section 202 CR.PC -Postponement of Issue of Process
40:53 Judgment - Abdul Hamid Khan v. State 1989 Cr.LJ 468
47.10 Section 203 CR.PC - Dismissal of complaint
48:28 Outro

This video lecture is one the best video lectures on topic "Compliant to Magistrate" under Criminal Procedure Code, 1973. Lecture is delivered by Sir Rakesh Kapoor. This is a details on section 200-203 of Criminal Procedure Code (Cr.P.C). It is helpful for students aspiring for Higher Judicial Services, Civil Judge Junior Division, Additional District and Session Judge Examination, Assistant Prosecution officers examination. It also helps advocate and judicial officer to clear the concept of complaint before magistrate.
It cover various topic such as
- Difference between FIR and Complaint under CR.PC
- Difference between Complaint and FIR under CR.PC
- How to file a complaint in court
- Complete process of filing of complaint before magistate
- complaint kaise file karen
- court mey complaint kaise file karte hai
- complaint file karne ka pura process hindi mey
- agar fir darj na ho to complaint kaise file karte hai
- How to Lodge a Complaint
-complaint kaise likhte hain

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[justhonest]

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[asifali]

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[hemanttewary]

I really appreciate your way of explaining difficult codes of CRPC in simpler terms. I have a question for you if you can kindly respond. I have filed application under CrPC 340 during proceedings of a title suit in session court because I have found that the plaint and the power of attorney are forged by 3/4 of plaintiffs. If the magistrate is sitting on the application, neither accepting or rejecting, can I proceed to High Court?