What happens after a proclamation?
My father followed all bank guidelines and sanctioned poor farmers those loans. Total loan was of Rs 25 lakhs and now outstanding is around 10-12 lakhs. There was an inquiry set up by the bank. He was asked questions by senior authorities regarding this fraud and he answered all. We thought the matter was over as the bank lawyer told he will inform if anything happens further. But after my father got transferred, there was huge fight between the new manager and all customers. Fight was very serious and police was also involved. After 5 years, my father received a court notice of proclamation. This letter was dated in 2017 but he received it in 2023.
To inform the public that the person is sought, the court posts a notice in conspicuous locations, like close to the suspect's home and on the court grounds, and typically publishes it in newspapers. The person must show up in court on a designated date, which must be at least 30 days after the proclamation is issued. The court may order the attachment of the declared person's property (movable or immovable) under Section 83 of the CrPC if they continue to fail to appear in court. Property that is attached may be confiscated, arrested, or put up for sale. The court may hold the sale proceeds in deposit or use them to make up for any losses incurred as a result of the offender's evasion of justice.
This type of notice is typically issued when the court is unable to locate the defendant (your father) through other means. It serves as a public announcement of the legal proceedings and allows the defendant to respond within a specified time. For further legal information contact us on helpline number.
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