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Defamation complaint filed against one of the karya karta and my landl
13-Apr-2025 (In Criminal Law)
I have filed a defamation case against one of the bjp kaaryakarta and my land lady. They both Force me to vacate the house using unethical mean. They both threaten me And tried to defame me around neigbours. I filed a defamation complaint and cr. Case 156(3) in delhi district court.
The moment my landlady came to know that I have filed the complaint.She filed the suit for eviction. Now , my advocate is suggesting me two compromise , it and vacate the place And remove landlady name from defam cas
If you wish to go through the settlement then it's advisable to execute a settlement deed with the opposite party so that they can't file anything against you in future. For more legal assistance I am just a call away.
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Adv. Jitender Singh
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Based on the facts you've mentioned, it appears the eviction suit may be a retaliatory action. However, your complaint under Section 156(3) CrPC is a serious matter. If you have sufficient evidence of defamation and coercion, you are well within your rights to pursue the case. Compromise is a strategic decision — if it ensures your safety and peace, it may be considered. However, if you feel justice demands accountability, you may proceed legally. Evaluate your priorities: legal remedy vs. practical relief. It's advisable to consult another advocate for a second opinion before withdrawing or compromising.
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Adv Adarsh Kumar
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Adv. Adarsh Kumar
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First of all, the issue of defamation and eviction are 2 different issues. If you think your case was genuine you should pursue your case for defamation. Further, you should also defend the civil suit on its more matters. A suit should not be a measure to coerce you to settle on unreasonable terms.
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Adv. Tejasv Anand
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In that case you can if you deem fit continue fighting the case by changing your lawyer. Although it's a premature inference but I guess that since everyone is pushing you to compromise, you must be having a strong case. If that's the situation it's good to move forward strongly with right strategy and representation
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Adv. Vikas Sharma
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No, if you don’t want to compromise you should not do that and if in real for which you have evidence, you have faced defamation from them, fight for it with dignity. Still if you getting what you have asked in defamation case while compromising then you can definitely settle otherwise not.
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Adv. Sonal Singh
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