Closure of case when A2 is deliberately avoiding Closure of case when A2 is deliberately avoiding

1 year ago

Crimal case lodged in 2008 under section 406&420 and aritcle 14. In 2017 court found article 14 not maintainable so dismissed the case and directed the police to file a separate case under remaining sections if they wish to proceed further. In 2022 we received a call from police to come and close the case. Accused A1 & A2 both brothers should be present for closing the case. But A2 is refusing to come because he does not gain anything out of this and demanding compensation for coming to court. Gold and money belongs to A1 seized by court. Now in this case how cam A1 proceed and get his case closed and get back his belongings without involving a2

Kishan Dutt Kalaskar

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A.Dear Sir,
A case cannot be closed against one unless it is put to regular trial and evidence is laid only against A2. Thus A1 may be acquitted and A2 may be convicted.
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Anik

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A.No sir, the A2 has to be present to get the case closed and get back the belongings, otherwise only the appearance of A1 can not sort the matter
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