File a petition for releasing ur account from that court concern
Hello Sir i am a doctor, i had a friend in Bangalore who had borrowed money from me in 2008 amounting to 1,10,000 INR, he initially avoided my calls and later in June 2009 he transferred money to my SBI account in Mumbai. i was surprised to find in July that my account was freezed for the aforesaid amount as soon as a letter reached the bank from a police station in Bangalore saying that the amount that has been transferred to my account has been transferred from his then girlfriend's account without informing her and she had lodged an FIR against him in Bangalore police station. i think she mentioned my name too in that FIR. I called up the Police Officer in-charge and assured my full cooperation but since then the case didn't move an inch. i stopped following that and the officer also changed in due course. Now nobody is bothered except me..for past 8 years i have not been able to use my hard earned money for a reason i am not responsible for....kindly help
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Hello,
Challenge the said FIR in the High Court and thereupon seek instructions so that the bank account can be de freezed.
What are the bank personals saying on the same?
What is the status of the FIR?
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Hello sir, the more convinient way is to talk to the investigation officer , and get a no- objection certificate , relating to offence and provide it to the bank .. The bank will re-open the account ..2) secondly you can file a application in high court under section 482 Crpc for relief ....what have happened to the FIR since then ??
1. Approach the High Court to get this ban lifted.
2. At best, you could be restricted from withdrawing these 1.1 lacs and that could be preserved in your account; whereas the rest of money lying in this bank account which belongs to you, could be freely used by you without imposition of any restrictions.
3. You have the option to approach the concerned High Court having jurisdiction to get this ban lifted.
If there is much more money than disputed amount of Rs. 1,10,000 in your saving account of Mumbai. Than I can manage an order from court that you can withdraw balance money than disputed amount of money. Later on we can sue your fraud friend for his act of transferring money in your account by wrong means and can ask to return money in white mode with compensation and interest.
Do you have any proof that you have lent money to your friend?
1. you shall have to first write a letter to the concerned Bank, and the said police station at Bangalore under copy to the concerned D.C./S.P. having jurisdiction of the said police station at Bangalore, praying for defreezing your said account after keeping the said Rs. 1.10 lakh aside.
2. if you do not get favorable response within next 15 days, file a Writ Petition before you High court against the inaction of the Bank and also the concerned police station making your friend as private party, praying for a relief.
You should have issued legal notice to your friend as soon as your account was frozen
2) filed summary suit to recover your money
3) ask your friend about progress of the case
4) the account would not be defreezed till casecis disposed of
5) your claim is barred by limitation
First of all find out the status of the case and also check it up with your friend that whether the case is disposed or still running.
You may obtain a certificate from the concerned police if the case is disposed, to release the frozen account.
You can engage the services of an advocate to know the details and also for further practical issues in this regard.
Dear Sir,
By this time the said FIR must have been closed by filing B Report that is NO CASE Report. You have to check in Bangalore concerned police station or concerned Bangalore Court. Then if necessary you have take copie of the same and produce before the Manager and convince him to de-freeze the account. Otherwise get a letter from police station by writing to them or getting status from the court or getting orders from the court. More details on phone