Searching Case Laws & Precedent on Legal Query.....!
Analysing the retrieved Case Laws
Scanned Judgements…!
Searching Case Laws & Precedent on Legal Query.....!
Analysing the retrieved Case Laws
Scanned Judgements…!
The consistent theme is that the courts favor converting various case types into CRLMP to streamline proceedings, with clear directions to registry for re-registration and fresh listing ["GAJENDRA MALIK Vs STATE OF ODISHA - Orissa"], ["GAJENDRA MALIK Vs STATE OF ODISHA - Orissa"].
Analysis and Conclusion:
In the intricate world of Indian criminal jurisprudence, petitioners often file Criminal Miscellaneous Petitions (CRLMP) for interim relief, quashing proceedings, or other ancillary matters under Section 482 of the CrPC. But what happens when such a petition needs to evolve into a full-fledged Calendar Case for trial? The question conversion of CRLMP into calendar case arises frequently, reflecting the need for procedural flexibility in courts.
This blog post delves into the legal feasibility, judicial precedents, and practical considerations for such conversions. While courts exercise broad discretion, no explicit statute mandates the process. We'll explore principles from key judgments and related cases to provide clarity.
Converting a CRLMP to a Calendar Case typically involves re-numbering or reclassifying to place it on the regular hearing docket, aiding adjudication.
The legal documents do not explicitly outline a step-by-step process for converting a CRLMP into a Calendar Case. However, courts rely on inherent powers under Section 482 CrPC and principles of case management to reclassify proceedings when it serves justice and efficiency. The court has the authority to re-number or convert cases to facilitate their disposal S. S. Stores, Rep. by its Proprietor, K. Sahul Hameed VS P. R. B. Modern Rice Mill, Rep. by its Proprietor, P. Panneer Selvam - 2023 0 Supreme(Mad) 1929.
In one key instance, the court directed re-numbering a case as a Summary Trial Case to ensure timely disposal, highlighting flexibility: The court’s decision was influenced by the need for justice and efficiency, indicating that courts possess inherent powers to modify case classifications S. S. Stores, Rep. by its Proprietor, K. Sahul Hameed VS P. R. B. Modern Rice Mill, Rep. by its Proprietor, P. Panneer Selvam - 2023 0 Supreme(Mad) 1929. This principle extends to CRLMP conversions, as courts manage dockets under Civil and Criminal Procedure Codes.
No specific statutory provision mandates or prohibits this; it's governed by discretion, considering case complexity and fairness S. S. Stores, Rep. by its Proprietor, K. Sahul Hameed VS P. R. B. Modern Rice Mill, Rep. by its Proprietor, P. Panneer Selvam - 2023 0 Supreme(Mad) 1929.
Indian High Courts routinely allow conversions between petition types, demonstrating procedural adaptability. Though not directly CRLMP to Calendar Case, these precedents support reclassification:
These Orissa High Court orders (e.g., CRLMP No.835/2019, CRLMP No.784/2018) show courts readily approve Interlocutory Applications (I.A.) for conversions upon hearing parties, directing registry actions like re-registration and stamp reporting.
Further examples include:- Conversion of WP(C) to CRLMP: Prayer for conversion is allowed. The W.P. ... (C) be converted and registered as CRLMP SATYABHAMA MUDULI Vs BIJAYA KUMAR JATTI.- Re-registration of writs as CRLMP: Office is directed to re-register the same and do the S.R. afresh PRASANTA KUMAR SAHOO Vs RAJ KISHORE SAHOO.
In maintenance disputes, conversions from RPFAM to CRLMP were allowed per Full Bench decisions, listed for hearing post-conversion SUJATA SAHOO Vs HARA PR.SAHOO. Such practices underscore that courts prioritize substance over form.
Related documents illustrate calendar case contexts:- Post-cognizance, cases are assigned Calendar Case numbers under IPC Sections 182, 193 Selvam VS K. Nagaraj @ Nagarajan - 2021 Supreme(Mad) 2919.- Miscellaneous CRLMPs in vehicle release matters under mining/forest laws were disposed with conditions, showing procedural evolution Mohan Lal VS State Of Rajasthan - 2021 Supreme(Raj) 817Hitesh Kumar S/o Sh. Mohan Lal VS State Of Rajasthan - 2021 Supreme(Raj) 131.
Conversions are not automatic:- Must ensure procedural fairness and party rights.- Cannot be arbitrary; requires judicial reasoning.- Jurisdiction-specific rules apply, e.g., no bar if confiscation proceedings are pending Kishore Singh s/o Sh. Bheru Singh VS State Of Rajasthan through Public Prosecutor - 2021 Supreme(Raj) 139.
Parties must file an I.A. for conversion, be heard, and comply with registry directives like stamp reporting. Courts may impose conditions, such as bank guarantees in seizure cases Hitesh Kumar S/o Sh. Mohan Lal VS State Of Rajasthan - 2021 Supreme(Raj) 131.
Other cases emphasize undertakings and photographs for vehicle releases, ensuring compliance post-conversion Kishore Singh s/o Sh. Bheru Singh VS State Of Rajasthan through Public Prosecutor - 2021 Supreme(Raj) 139.
Disclaimer: This is general information based on reviewed judgments (e.g., A. Kumaresan VS Joint Registrar of Cooperative Societies, Thiruppathur - 2023 0 Supreme(Mad) 2812, Lancor Holdings Ltd. VS Kishore Kumar Menon - 2021 0 Supreme(Mad) 2092) and not specific legal advice. Consult a qualified lawyer for your case, as outcomes depend on facts and jurisdiction.
For more on CrPC procedures or case management, explore our related posts on quashing FIRs or bail applications.
#CRLMP #CaseConversion #IndianLaw
This is an application for conversion of W.P.(C) to CRLMP filed by the petitioner. Heard. Prayer for conversion is allowed. The W.P. ... (C) be converted and registered as CRLMP and put up for stamp reporting. I.A. is accordingly disposed of. List this CRLMP on 05.06.2020.
No.181 of 2019 The aforesaid I.A. has been filed by the petitioners for conversion of CRLMP to CRLMC. Heard learned counsel for the petitioners and Mr. ... Considering the submissions made and grounds taken in the I.A., prayer for conversion is allowed. ... Registry is directed to convert the CRLMP to CRLMC and place the same before the appropriate assigned Bench. The I.A. is disposed of. ... CRLMP No.835 of 2019
No.166 of 2019 The aforesaid I.A. has been filed by the petitioner for conversion of the nomenclature of the present CRLMP to CRLMC. ... Considering the submission made and grounds taken in the I.A., the prayer for conversion is allowed. ... Let the present CRLMP be registered as CRLMC and Registry is directed to place the matter before the assigned Bench. The I.A. is disposed of. ... CRLMP No.784 of 2018 /html
This is an application for conversion of W.P.(C) to CRLMP filed by the petitioner. Heard. Prayer for conversion is allowed. The W.P. ... (C) be converted and registered as CRLMP and put up for stamp reporting.
of the present writ petition to CRLMP. ... The CRLMP be listed after a week. ..………………………….. ... Considering the submissions made, the prayer for conversion is allowed. Office is directed to re-register the same and do the S.R. afresh. I.A. is disposed of. ... This is an application for conversion
of the Writ Petition into CRLMP. ... Considering the averment made in this application and the submissions made, the prayer for conversion is allowed. ... Office is directed to register the present Writ Petition as CRLMP and do the S.R. afresh. I.A. is disposed of. ... This is an application for conversion
The case was registered as Special Case No. 6 of 1997. ... The prosecution case thus fails. after deposition of the regular charges for conversion in accordance with the circular in vogue, the conversion order was passed and The conversion charges were paid by the party concerned and this p style="position:absolute;white-space:pre;margin:0;padding
This is an Interlocutory Application for conversion of the nomenclature of WPCRL to CRLMP. 2. Heard Ms. I. Tripathy, learned counsel on behalf of Mr. B.K. ... Considering the averments made in this application and the submissions made, the prayer for conversion is allowed. Office is directed to register the present WPCRL as CRLMP and do the S.R. afresh.
After such conversion, the matter be listed on 3rd August, 2022. ... It is directed that, this application be converted as CRLMP in view of the subject matter by deleting the present nomenclature i.e. WPCRL No.84 of 2022. ... Sekhar, learned counsel appearing for the Petitioners makes oral application for such conversion. 4. Mr. S.S. ... The Registry has pointed out that this application is required to be registered as CRLMP not as WPCRL. 3. Mr. S.
Considering the submissions made, the prayer for conversion is allowed. Office is directed to register the present RPFAM as CRLMP and do the S.R. afresh. ... The CRLMP be listed on 10.08.2021. ... Mishra, submits that the present RPFAM be converted to CRLMP since the petitioner is challenging an order of interim maintenance. ... In view of the Full Bench decision of this Court in the case of Swarna Prava Tripathy and another Vs. Dibyasingha Tripathy and another reported in....
In view of the above, the impugned orders dated 12.02.2021 & 09.07.2021 (CRLMP No.3595/2021), 18.08.2020 & 16.09.2020 (CRLMP No.3139/2020), 26.11.2019 & 19.02.2020 (CRLW No.94/2021), 09.12.2020 & 24.12.2020 (CRLMP No.828/2021), 13.01.2021 & 25.01.2021 (CRLMP No.1017/2021), 24.09.2020 & 16.01.2021 (CRLMP No.1028/2021), 07.09.2020 & 23.12.2020 (CRLMP No.1047/2021), 14.07.2020 (CRLMP No.1793/2021), 23.04.2021 & 11.05.2021 (CRLMP No.2689/2021), 16.04.2021 & 18.05.2021 (CRLMP No.2775/2021), 24.07.2020, 01.03.2021 & 11.05.2021 (CRLMP No.2776/2021), 20.04.2021 & 18.05.2021 (CRLMP No.2780/....
With the aforesaid observations and directions, the present petitions stand disposed of. In view of the above, the impugned orders dated 12.02.2021 & 09.07.2021 (CRLMP No.3595/2021), 18.08.2020 & 16.09.2020 (CRLMP No.3139/2020), 26.11.2019 & 19.02.2020 (CRLW No.94/2021), 09.12.2020 & 24.12.2020 (CRLMP No.828/2021), 13.01.2021 & 25.01.2021 (CRLMP No.1017/2021), 24.09.2020 & 16.01.2021 (CRLMP No.1028/2021), 07.09.2020 & 23.12.2020 (CRLMP No.1047/2021), 14.07.2020 (CRLMP No.1793/2021), 23.04.2021 & 11.05.2021 (CRLMP No.2689/2021), 16.04.2021 & 18.05.2021 (CRLMP No.2775/2021), 24.07.20....
In view of the above, the impugned orders dated 12.02.2021 & 09.07.2021 (CRLMP No.3595/2021), 18.08.2020 & 16.09.2020 (CRLMP No.3139/2020), 26.11.2019 & 19.02.2020 (CRLW No.94/2021), 09.12.2020 & 24.12.2020 (CRLMP No.828/2021), 13.01.2021 & 25.01.2021 (CRLMP No.1017/2021), 24.09.2020 & 16.01.2021 (CRLMP No.1028/2021), 07.09.2020 & 23.12.2020 (CRLMP No.1047/2021), 14.07.2020 (CRLMP No.1793/2021), 23.04.2021 & 11.05.2021 (CRLMP No.2689/2021), 16.04.2021 & 18.05.2021 (CRLMP No.2775/2021), 24.07.2020, 01.03.2021 & 11.05.2021 (CRLMP No.2776/2021), 20.04.2021 & 18.05.2021 (CRLMP No.2780/....
In the said case, the detenu was granted conditional bail by the Court concerned and he was released from prison on 13.11.2019. However, the said Calendar Case ended in compromise. In April, 2019, a case in Crime No.110/2019 on the file of Mangalhat PS, was registered against the detenu and his associates for the offences punishable under Sections 324, 448 r/w 34 of IPC for causing injuries to the de facto complainant therein with wooden stick by trespassing into his house. In September, 2019, the detenu and his associates were again caught transporting ganja weighing about....
After taking the cognizance, case number in Calendar Case Number. The offences which were taken cognizance by the trial court are under section 182 and section 193 of Indian Penal Code.
Login now and unlock free premium legal research
Login to SupremeToday AI and access free legal analysis, AI highlights, and smart tools.
Login
now!
India’s Legal research and Law Firm App, Download now!
Copyright © 2023 Vikas Info Solution Pvt Ltd. All Rights Reserved.