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A false Case under DV Act 13 was filed by a lady who is not respondent


28-Feb-2026 (In Criminal Law)
DV Act 13 case was filed in 2020 by a know lady in order to get greedy needs like money . She is was also legal wife of her husband for whom she filed divorced in 2021 and got divorce in 2022 to strong the DV case to show she is single, the interim order rejected saying no evidence on allegations, petitioner trap respondent in mediation and got false statement that respondent agreed to furnish Dwelling house and pay required cost. With this she filed 125(1)&128 tho, can we quash mediation order?
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Legal Remedies Section 151 CPC (Inherent Powers): You can invoke the inherent powers of the court to recall its own order if it was obtained by practicing fraud. Section 482 CrPC (Quashing): Since the mediation arose from a Domestic Violence (DV) case and led to Section 125/128 proceedings, you may approach the High Court under Section 482 of the CrPC to quash the proceedings if there is clear evidence of false statements and fraud.
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