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False police case filed by husband against his wife
06-Nov-2023 (In Criminal Law)
My mother in law getting tourcher by his husband from the day of marriage,any how she tolerate every thing just because of children good carrier,for daughter marriage but he promised himself that he will spoiled everyone life, so any how she did marriage her daughter but he didn't support and after marriage he lodged fir against his own wife children,daughter father in law and on daughter husband since daughter get toucher by his family, he have lots of money, and we are simple private job , now if we go for anticipatory bail then my job could get in danger. My question is why police not ask before to write the case that what you have prove that your wife stolen 35 lakh rupppes.......rather than torcher the inoncent,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,police are really a bad...
Dear Client,
If the FIR has been lodged against you, then you have to go for the bail. Otherwise, you will always be in a danger to be cought by the police. So, secure your anticipatory bail as soon as possible. You will have an opportunity to prove the allegation levelled against you wrong at trial.
If the FIR has been lodged against you, then you have to go for the bail. Otherwise, you will always be in a danger to be cought by the police. So, secure your anticipatory bail as soon as possible. You will have an opportunity to prove the allegation levelled against you wrong at trial.
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Adv. Kumar Karan
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Please don't be so dishearten, in our country if a person lodged an FIR then Police swing into action and starts investigation for collection of evidence,so you must co-operate with Police and give evidence of your innocence and if your evidence is trustworthy then definitely police will submit Final form against you people and seek permission from court to lodge a case against the informant i.e. your father in law U/s 182/211 of IPC. However in a criminal case which is lodged under non bailable sections it is advisable to take anticipatory bail first.
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Adv. Shambhu Nath
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