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False FIR quashing or compromised?


28-Jun-2025 (In Criminal Law)
In my apartments phase2 people have separated RWA and created violence assaulted a tenant and his mother in our phase1, my Association filed an FIR on the person who did violence but later phase2 association filed a fake FIR under BNS sections 115(2), 126(2), 190, 304(2), 316(2), 351(3), 352 On 8 members of my association + tenant, I also hold a position in, at that time of incident I was in abroad, now police is asking for compromise What is better Compromise or Quashing under 526 BNSS
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Answer #1
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This situation sounds serious and complex. Given the circumstances, here are some potential considerations: Compromise 1. *Pros*: A compromise might lead to a settlement and closure, potentially avoiding further legal complications. 2. *Cons*: Compromising might imply guilt or acceptance of wrongdoing, even if you weren't involved. Quashing under 526 BNSS 1. *Pros*: Quashing the FIR could be a more definitive way to clear your name and the names of the other accused members, especially since you were abroad during the incident. 2. *Cons*: Quashing might not be guaranteed, and the process could be lengthy and costly. Considerations 1. *Evidence*: Gather any evidence that supports your alibi (proof of being abroad) and demonstrates the falsity of the allegations. 2. *Legal Counsel*: Consult with a lawyer who can provide specific advice based on the details of your case and the legal framework in India. 3. *Implications*: Consider the potential implications of both compromise and quashing on your reputation and future legal standings. Given your position in the association and the circumstances, quashing the FIR might be a more strategic approach to protect your interests and reputation. However, this decision should be made in consultation with legal counsel.
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Answer #2
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you can get a better lawyer and you can go to the police station and compromise impossible the police will file be report either you can file high court of Karnataka for washing petition by we have compromise only
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Answer #3
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Dear Sir, In the larger interest of amicable relationship between residents of phase one and phase two, it is better to go for compromise at the Police Station level itself if charge sheet is not filed. If charge sheet is filed you may settle the matter in the lok adalat or before the Magistrate. Quashing is not required.
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