Quash the Case / FIR
5 years ago
What is the procedure to quash the case mutually (complainant/accused) together ?
How long/hearings it can take ?
And it should be done in HC or SC ?
IPC involved are 420, False 376 etc.
Vijay Raj Mahajan
Responded 5 years ago
A.No need go to High Court for quashing the FIR and criminal complaint under section 420, 376IPC.
The complainant can appear in the court and make statement of her withdrawal of the complaint against the accused as it was misunderstanding between them that lead to her making the complaint against him and all clarifications now have resolved their dispute and she want to move ahead in life in peaceful manner, not involving in any further litigation in this regard.
The Session Court judge assigned the matter will allow the withdrawal of the complaint on the basis of the statement of the complainant.
The complainant can appear in the court and make statement of her withdrawal of the complaint against the accused as it was misunderstanding between them that lead to her making the complaint against him and all clarifications now have resolved their dispute and she want to move ahead in life in peaceful manner, not involving in any further litigation in this regard.
The Session Court judge assigned the matter will allow the withdrawal of the complaint on the basis of the statement of the complainant.
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Md Khurshid
Responded 5 years ago
A.Can't be quash if both parties prevailing compromise then after charge informant and other important witnesses must be hostile then you will be acquitted.
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Harsh Vardhan
Responded 5 years ago
A.you have to approach HC under Section 482, for the quashing of the FIR
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Harsh Vardhan
Responded 5 years ago
A.If the complainant and accused arrived at an settlement which is duly recorded. Then the FIR can be quashed on the same or n second hearing.
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Rameshwar Dadhe
Responded 5 years ago
A.U can file petition under section 482 in high court for quashing the FIR
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A.Dear Sir,
If both parties are concerned in terms of compromise it will be quashed within 3-6 months by High Court.
If both parties are concerned in terms of compromise it will be quashed within 3-6 months by High Court.
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