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How can I get chargesheet chargesheet can filed after above450 days. Accident date 13/01/2022. Fir date 25/01/2022 chargesheet filed date approx 15/05/2023

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A.As per Sec.167(2) of Cr PC time limit for filing Chargesheet post FIR by police is 90 days. In case police fails to submit a charge sheet with in this time limit,, accused is entitled to bail as a matter of right, from the magistrate court itself even in sessions cases

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