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False case filed by patient against me


24-Mar-2023 (In Criminal Law)
A patient who was not seen by me in Emergency , was admitted by other doctor in emergency , under chest physician , but latter she died of heart attack, relatives take my name for wrong admission , but i have documentary proof & written statement of the other doctor who had admitted that patient , ¬ me , can you help quash my name from false case being filed against me in Delhi High court.
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Answer #1
638 votes
Quashing can be done on merits or on the basis of compromise. On merits it’s only possible if you have conclusive evidences in your defence. As you stated that you have evidence in this regard we need to evaluate them ! B in touch
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Answer #2
619 votes
hello doctor i read your query as you are saying tht you have been falsly allegated in this matter as you have decribed above yes we can help you fir quashing but for tht we nees full and aolid evidences tht you are not the same doctor who admited tge patient if we have all solid evidences then surely we can bring you out of this FIR
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Answer #3
801 votes
To get a criminal case wherein medical negligence is alleged, it is imperative to have all documents to demonstrate that due care was taken, will be required. also if the defence is that you were not involved, that too has to be put forth strongly. if it can be shown that the case is absolutely bogus there is no reason why the case should not be quashed.
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Answer #4
964 votes
Dear clinet The cases of medical negligences are generally ruled in favour of the doctors. In case an FIR has been filed, in case you have received summons or a notice u/a 41A we can explore the chances of getting your name quashed Feel free to get in touch
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Answer #5
622 votes
Section 88 and 92 of IPC General exceptions protects doctors from criminal liability provided there was no negligence on part of doctors. As you are saying there was no negligence and you also have proof of that then you will get relief. You can approach High Court for quashing u/s 482 Crpc.
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