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FIR for theft at warehouse premises after it was rented out.


02-Mar-2026 (In Criminal Law)
can police file FIR on the owner of the warehouse if there was theft in the warehouse premises after it was rented out.
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Answer #1
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hi as you asked in the above matter. if theft happened by somebody from your rented house police cannot be register FIR against you. but you are involvement in the theft then police can file FIR against you
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Answer #2
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Yes, the warehouse owner can face such FIRs because they have the title rights of the proper in their favour. Ideally the individual to whom the warehouse is rented should be the primary accused. Kindly get in touch if you require any further assistance.
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Answer #3
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What if the warehouse owner commits theft? You have to look at the FIR for which it is mentioned that an FIR has been filed against the warehouse owner. After looking at it, it becomes clear why has filed an FIR against the warehouse owner. for more information, then Please tell me if the police have arrested the warehouse owner. If so, what should I do next? If so, please send the coffee to my email below. So, the owner of the warehouse did not commit theft, which means there is no need to file a case against the owner of the warehouse. An FIR can be filed against whoever committed the theft. There is no reason to file an FIR against the owner of the warehouse. So, you should send the coffee. After looking at the documents,
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