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Is possible to quash the FIR in District court (my case related to u/s 465,468,471,409,420 r/w 34 IPC)


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The High Court under Section 482 of the Cr. PC has the power to quash an FIR even after filing of Charge Sheet by the prosecution. The accused can also appraise the Court that there is no material evidence against him even after the investigation into the matter. Another recourse for the accused is to take pleas of inherent improbability on the basis of entire facts and material collected against him in the charge sheet. The Section 482 Cr. PC (replaced by Section 528 of the BNSS) e ...ReadMore

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I met with a girl who used to work in my office earlier. Initially we were just friends but later on I started feeling for her and wanted to marry her. I always fulfilled her all demands and whatever


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This is a case of cheating and you can proceed only if you can prove that she never had any intention to marry and had intention to only cheat. Sex on the pretense of marriage is a thing because rape by deception is a law. But there's no law which defines rape against a man. A man cannot be a victim of rape. Section 90 and Section 375 of the Indian Penal Code is what a man is charged with when he has a sexual relationship with a woman on false promise of marriage. A man cannot pros ...ReadMore

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I was into relationship with a person who promised to marry me and accept my daughter later on knowing that i was pregnant with is baby 5 months he abused me and ran away to UP after which my featus g


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As for the accused and his family member's arguments stating that he is not a father of the child, although a DNA test is no longer possible due to the unfortunate loss of the fetus, it would be helpful to present other documents that prove that the accused was with you during the time when you got pregnant or that you were living together. This could include photos, messages, call records, or even statements from individuals who might have seen you together. Such evidence will assi ...ReadMore

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icon Sexual relation on basis of false marraige commitment

I was into relationship with a person who promised to marry me and accept my daughter later on knowing that i was pregnant with is baby 5 months he abused me and ran away to UP after which my featus g


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In that case, you should immediately consult with an attorney. You can appeal for review of the granted bail in the High Court for the reason that his release is dangerous to you and your daughter since there was no proper investigation conducted. If you feel the police did not carry out their investigation appropriately you can report to the Superintendent of Police or the State Human Rights Commission to seek justice. A lawyer with specialization in sexual assault and family law i ...ReadMore

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icon Primary petition highlighting grave errors in trial cort judgment

Can a primary petition be moved before hearing final appeal, highlighting grave errors in trial court judgment?


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At any stage of court proceedings and until the final argument is over and order is reserved, either party in the dispute can file/submit an interlocutory application before the trial court showing a new point of law or evidence that was most relevant and important and left unaware or unnoticed in the course of proceedings of the suit. Generally, the appellate court does not admit additional evidence to decide an appeal, and the parties are not permitted to present additional evide ...ReadMore

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icon arrest in sec 420 467 468471 120b

i want to ask if the anticipatory bail of the accused in 467,468,471,120b 420 gets rejected.. 1)can police arrest them without a warrat? 2)what should i do to make police arrest the accused after thei


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Hope this Response answers your query. Yes. Police can arrest without warrant in case of Non-bailable offences.

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icon PHYSICAL ABUSE AND THREATENING

My son is studying V STD. One of the teachers has slapped my kid and further more the teacher's parents has entered the school and they too threatened my kid to behave. This has been happening for a l


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Hope this reply answers your query. You can raise a complaint against the teachers to the school superindentent officials and take actions such that they are made liable for the same.

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If a private company employee involved in public duty, then can a private company which has a power to remove those employee from its official function, give prosecution sanction for pc act of section


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Under Section 19 of the Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988, sanction for prosecution of a public servant is required for an offence punishable under Sections 7, 10, 11, 13, and 15 of the Act, After the amendment of the Prevention of Corruption Act, in 2018, it significantly extended the provisions of PCA and gave it the required edge to tackle bribery/corruption involving commercial entities/private companies. According to Section 9 of the amended Act, a commercial organization can ...ReadMore

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icon Complain Registered U S IPC 323 325 342 354 504

1) We were living in a Rented house(one portion) three of Elders brothers were also living in their portions in that house. 2) Our landlord trying Illegal Eviction. 3) In August,2022 my daugher(an adv


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In this context, Point no.15 of your query may be referred and reproduced herein for the sake of bravity and clarity " 15) Six month back our Advocated filed Protest pettition and the CJM registered a Complaint Case IPC U/s 323,325,342,354 and 504." Thus, from the sentence of your query, it transpires that the complaint under Section 325 of IPC has already been registered at the CJM Court and after hearing the Court passed an order to issue summons to the accused under Sections 323, ...ReadMore

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Hope this reply answers your query. As the above offences are registered on you, firstly, investigation starts, charge sheet will be filed and accordingly you will be taken to magistrate. the magistrate on analysing the statements relavant to the case, will take decision if you should be sent to judicial custody. You must gather all the evidence to prove your end that you are not responsible or be liable in the said offences.

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