As the parties in all these matters, are common, they can be disposed of by a common order.

2. Parties are referred to as father, mother, daughter and son. All these cases arise out of a family dispute between parents and a daughter on the one hand and the son on the other. Much wrong doing is alleged by each side against the other. It is the contention of the son that his parents are mere pawns at the hands of his sister, their daughter, who is the prime driver of the dispute.

3. In Crl.O.P.(MD) No.15208 of 2012, daughter seeks quash of proceedings in Crime No.1076 of 2012 on the file of the first respondent.

4. Father, mother, daughter and son jointly were doing real estate business under the name and style of 'ARK Real Estates'. Out of profit derived there from, they purchased movable and immovable properties as also held bank deposits. Having issued a cheque for Rs.2 crores drawn on Tamil Nadu Mercantile Bank to the son towards his share, the father instructed 'stop payment' as also sold some of the properties behind the son's back. Alleging that father, mother and daughter had cheated him, the son preferred a complaint. A case was registered in Crime No.611 of 2012 on th