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498A ,IPC section 323 , section 31 in DV matter


14-Jan-2026 (In Criminal Law)
1. Can be quashed before high court / can be stayed 2. No eye witness in this case 3. Medical reports are patient appeared self, conscious, oriented,mild bruise 4.x'tian
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Yes, it can be quashed , but not merely because injuries are minor or no eyewitness exists. The High Court looks at overall abuse of process, malafide intent, contradictions, and lack of prima facie case.... for more details contact me.
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