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Section 441 of Indian Penal Code defines Criminal tresspass, it is a cognizable offence hence  Step 1 - you should lodge an FIR at police station as per the jurisdiction. If the Police inspector refuses to lodge an FIR then same day write an application to your city’s Police Commissioner and if you are in rural area then write an application complaining against the PI stating that he has refused to lodge an FIR in spite the criminal tresspass is a cognizable offence. Step 2- For quick remedy , you can go ahead with the private complaint by filing a court case under Section. 441, Section. 447 r/w of Indian Penal Code and Section.156 (3) of Criminal Procedure Code. So that Judicial Magistrate First Class will instruct the police station to do further investigation and if you have proper evidences against the accused then you will get the remedy. But do not forget to go ahead with proper steps. Submit all the proofs to court of law related to FIR lodging steps.

No one can guide us what we should do. As a successful individual goes with his/her intuition. 1. Criminal Law- Means defending person who has committed a crime, may be a criminal or an innocent person. Generally it sounds very attractive but it is challenging as a guilty person’s bail then getting him/ her acquitted is a painstaking task but if you are a mariner of an ocean then you can manage this ride. 2. Civil Law- Means turtle ride with all sorts of mutation entry, 7/12 extract, demarcation, encumbrance free property etc. A person with a lot of passion related to property related matter and immense patience should take it up. 3. Corporate Law- A person who has passion related to company and company matter should choose this field. Money is immense in every part and parcel of all sorts of area but a person who is driven internally can only mint it.

In Indian courts bail amount is calculated based on the following 1.  Brutality of crime 2.  Judge's decision.

Information related to the various stages of criminal trial in India.

The Amendment Rules introduce a proviso to Rule 12. After this amendment, Rule 12 of the Companies (Incorporation) Rules 2014 shall read:

Licenses are required, and before you can lawfully start to work your business, you need to have all of its licenses in place.

List of Documents • Marriage Invitation card • Marriage photographs • Marriage certificate • Birth Certificate of child/ children • Address proof of husband • Address proof of wife • ID proof of husband • ID proof of wife • Medical reports proving mental abuse • Evidences laying down cruel behavior • Statements of persons who witnessed the cruel act • Two passport size photographs of marriage of husband and wife •  Any police complaint records filed by the husband or wife •  All the prior legal notices •  Photocopy of Adhaar cards of husband and wife.  • Photocopy of  Pan cards of husband as well as wife • Payslip of husband (If husband is working) • Payslip of wife (If wife is working)