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How to file a defamation case against a false plaintiff and witness? To get legal advice via mobile phone, you can call 01716-856728 and pay 510 taka. If you want to get legal advice by meeting directly, you need to call 01716-856728 and pay 1530 taka and come to the chamber at the appointed time with the necessary documents (if any). Address: Barrister Dolan and Associates, Prestige Homes (1st Floor), in front of Chittagong Hotel, Segunbagicha, Dhaka. Or Pramanik Law Chamber, Judge Court Square, Kushtia. This Channel does not promote and encourage any illegal content, illegal activities. The aim and objects of this channel is to create a law-conscious population. Today we will discuss defamation cases, if someone involves you in a false case and humiliates you socially, then you can get redress by filing a defamation case against the plaintiff who filed the false case. You can even arrange for the false case to be jailed and fined. But how? -Details--. When you are acquitted of the responsibility of the false case or when the Honorable Court acquits you after the judicial proceedings or when the investigating officer of the case gives the final report in that case after the investigation and does not find the truth of the incident, then you can get redress by filing a defamation case by claiming that case as a false case. Remember, if you are not acquitted in a false case, you cannot file this defamation case. And if the magistrate does not take any action against the plaintiff who filed the false case after your complaint, then you can file an appeal in the Sessions Court under Section 476B of the Code of Criminal Procedure. If this does not result, you can also file a revision in the Honorable High Court. However, the magistrate has magical powers in such false cases. As soon as he receives the complaint, he can order a compensation of 500 or 1000 taka against the plaintiff who made the false complaint as per the provisions of Section 250 of the Code of Criminal Procedure. If the compensation is not paid, he can be imprisoned for 30 days. Again, according to Section 205(5) of the Code of Criminal Procedure, the magistrate can also impose a 6-month imprisonment or a fine of 3000 taka. Again, the magistrate or the sessions court itself can take cognizance of the complaint of filing a false case as per the provisions of Section 195 of the Code of Criminal Procedure and send it to the Chief Judicial Magistrate's Court for action. Therefore, the judge can file a false prosecution against the plaintiff on his own initiative. Or if the judge does not take any action, he can take cognizance of the case on the basis of the application of the aggrieved party i.e. the accused. The matter of punishment for false cases is mentioned in Section 211 of the Code of Criminal Procedure. The punishment for false cases for crimes that can be punished with death penalty, life imprisonment or more than 10 years is 7 years of imprisonment. The punishment for false cases for other types of criminal offenses other than these three types of crimes is 2 years of imprisonment. And if a witness is punished for giving false testimony, he can confirm the punishment by applying to the court after getting an acquittal order in the false case. According to Section 193 of the Penal Code, a person who gives false testimony can be punished with imprisonment for up to 7 years and if the accused is sentenced to death for giving false testimony, then the person who gives false testimony can also be punished with death penalty according to Section 194 of the Penal Code. Again, if someone files a false case against a child under the age of 18, then according to the provisions of Section 83 of the Children Act, 2013, a compensation of 25 thousand taka and 6 months of imprisonment has been provided against the person who gives false information. However, the judge of the children's court himself will not impose this punishment. He will send the case to the Chief Judicial Magistrate's Court for prosecution. Even if someone files a false complaint against someone in a village court, then he can be fined up to 5000 taka under section 9(a) of the Village Court Act, 2006. And if someone files a false rape or any other case under the Prevention of Violence against Women and Children Act, then according to the provisions of section 17 of this act, the plaintiff is punished for 7 years. The exception in this case is that the tribunal cannot file a false case on its own initiative. The defendant has to file the complaint. Also, according to the Tort Act, if you want to get a remedy in a malicious case, the plaintiff has to prove that, (a) the defendant filed the case against him out of malice without reasonable and probable cause, the plaintiff has suffered damage. If someone socially humiliates you by implicating you in a false case, you can also seek redress by filing a defamation case against the plaintiff who filed the false case. https://youtu...