Is compromise possible in theft cases Is compromise possible in theft cases

10 months ago

I have been a regular customer at this shop I would steal occasionally steal face wash and soaps etc The owner filed complaint against me I am worried this might distroy my career

Anik

Responded 10 months ago

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A.Dear client,
If it is a petty case, then compromise is allowed by the Court under section 320 of CrPC. Else, please defend yourself in Court with the help of a lawyer
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A.Hi client,

I think you even know what the consequences should be and the shop owner has opted the right remedy. The options available for you-
. Fight the case by appointing an advocate.
. Go for a mutual settlement by paying the amounts you have stolen along with a compensation.
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