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Can the opposite party fight sec 482, court's direction to file FIR


22-Mar-2023 (In Criminal Law)
Filled a complaint with police, but no action was taken, when am trying to get a court direction to file FIR, Question 1) Is there a way the opposite party fights it at the court? to object getting the court direction? 2) Can they file a caveat petition to know any such cases filled ?
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Answer #1
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Yes. The opposite party has the same and full right to object. The intervention petition can be filed. The person has not mentioned about the case. Hence it. Is hard to get the status. The service you
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Answer #2
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Hello What is your problem You have filed caveat You have got sec 482 direction from the honorable court Are you Which area residing Clearly explain your problems Which court filed direction The consent police station which jurisdiction Contact an Advocate
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Answer #3
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There is no way as such an accused could come before the court for objection of registration of FIR, They could not able to file caveat in a criminal case and caveat in a civil forum would not also bind you from preferring a petition under 482 Crpc before the court.
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