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Warrant Of Imprisonment On Failure To Pay Compensation Legal Draft Template

Category Agreements Criminal Law
Format
File name Warrant of Imprisonment on Failure to Pay Compensation

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(See

section 250 Criminal Procedure Code)To

the Officer in charge of the Jail at .................WHEREAS

(name and description) has brought against (name and description of the accused

person) the complaint that (mention it concisely) and the same has been

dismissed on the ground that there was no reasonable ground for making the

accusation against the said (name) and the order of dismissal awards payment by

the said (name of complainant) of the sum of rupees as compensation; and

whereas the said sum has not been paid and an order has been made for his

simple imprisonment in Jail for the period of days, unless the aforesaid sum be

sooner paid;This

is to authorise and require you to receive the said (name) into your custody,

together with this warrant, and him safely to keep in the said Jail for the

said period of (term of imprisonment), subject to the provisions of section 69

of the Indian Penal Code, unless the said sum be sooner paid, and on the receipt

thereof, forthwith to set him at liberty, returning this warrant with an

endorsement certifying the manner of its execution.Dated,

....................Year................(Seal

of the Court) (Signature)

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