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Fir withdrawal and consequences


07-Oct-2023 (In Criminal Law)
I am an employee of a company, during my work we had come to commercial dispute with the vendor,then company has terminated him from the contract but vendor was not clearing the possession from our company property as I was the incharge there I try them by asking to vacat but vendor not moved out . After company has directed me to lodge fir against vendor as instructed with authorization I lodge the fir, but vendor also lodge cross fir in my name with 406 420 34 ipc. But everything is settled n
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Answer #1
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As per your statement you can quash the FIR filled against you. As you said, you're just employed in that organization , so they can't file complain against you, but still before conclude reviewing FIR is mandatory. So if you want quick resolution you can contact me
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Answer #2
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you both can approach the trial court and file an application for compounding the offense for both the cases separately and alternatively you can approach the high court for quashing on the basis of joint compromise. regards, Tanmoy Chattopadhyay, M.Sc (Net qualified), LL.B (University of Delhi), Advocate, High Court, Calcutta.
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