Punishment for Cheating Sec 420 of IPC is an aggravated form of cheating. In case where there is delivery or destruction of any property or alteration or destruction of any valuable security from the act of the person who is deceiving, the offence is punishable under Section 420 of the IPC.

To avoid such harassment, the accused can apply for bail. The best option is to obtain an anticipatory bail under Section 438 of Criminal Procedural Code, 1973. Regular bail can also be preferred in case the Anticipatory bail is not applied.

For 420 you have to get an FIR registered under 154 Cr. P.C if police refuses to register FIR then you can file complaint under section 200 read with section 156(3). You can pressirise the opp. Party by filing a complaint under section 138 also.

you have to approach the police with a complaint referring to all the things which has happened and how the person has cheated you. if the police refuses to file a FIR then they will provide you with a DD number of your complaint.

Format of Complaint to Police to register FIR under Section 154 Criminal Procedure Code in a cheating case. Download format in Ms Word. As per Section 154 of CrPC every information relating cognizable offence must be recorded by the Police and copy of FIR should be given to the Complainant.

Contact your bank or credit card company as soon as possible after you discover that you’ve been victimized by a scammer. You may be able to recover some or all of your money. However, you generally must notify your bank or credit card company within 30 days of the transaction.

1. Log on to the website www.bmtf.gov.in.
2. Click on Online Complaints.
3. Below is the Online Complaint Form.
4. Upon filling the form, Complaint gets registered.
5. Complaint Ticket No will be sent automatically to the recipient.

First you can approach police authorities for lodging a f.i.r against that person . Write a complaint explaining the whole story. If police don’t lodge your f.i.r than you can file a application under section 156(3) ,crpc in the court . court will order police to register your case.

You can lodge a police complaint against her parents for illegal detention against her wishes. you may file a criminal complaint against her parents for illegal detained u/s 97 of Criminal Procedure Code before criminal court/CJM/CMM of are in whose jurisdiction the girl is detained.

File a complaint against her and her friends before the police or court for their offence under section 323/452/504/506/34 of IPC for attacks, enter in the house, intimidation and abuse. They can be prosecuted as per law. q. For cheating of girlfriend on relationship with her boyfriend no case lies.