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Case of section 354d. What are the criminal remedies available


26-Jul-2023 (In Criminal Law)
Sir, when i was 17.years a case was booked on me under section 354d !!! In charge sheet it was mentioned that. I followed her from 15 days and showing her signals with my hand!!! She already compramised in the ps .. But again she has to compramise in court !! If she will compramise will the case b over as it was juvenile case or else if i pay fine will any problems will come for me in futute??? Plz answer me
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Answer #1
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as per the recent amended laws the age of juvenile is 14 years only so you will be normally treated as the normal accused if the case is compromised and as the section 354D is not compoundable she need to come to court and become hostile then only the case will be discharged
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Answer #2
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Once the compromise is arrived, it will be recorded in the court, and the matter will be closed. There will not be any need to pay any fine in court or anywhere. Once the matter is closed, there will not be any problem to you in future.
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