IPC 380 - Theft in own building

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IPC 380 - Theft in own building

30-Apr-2024 (In Criminal Law)

Robbery was done in my house by my wife’s colleague and FIR was filed against him in December 2023. Both parties came to compromise after lot of discussions to solve the case, but judge is not accepting to clear. We have filed Return of Property now, but the counter party is not agreeing to proceed further, as they (accused parents) don’t want any remark on the accused. Kindly suggest how to proceed further. We have been stuck in this from December and it is not at all moving an inch forward.

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Advocate Pavan Kumar Gudipati LawRato · Accepted Answer · 2024-04-30T19:26:57+05:30

Answer #1

please send FIR copy and Ipc sections. may be some sections added, which is not allowing compromise. we may file appropriate application in High court . please consult me for more details. is any one arrested, got bail or anticipatory bail, chargesheet filed etc are required for proper consultation.

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LawRato LawRato · Accepted Answer · 2024-05-01T18:13:18+05:30

Answer #2

If you want to compromise and if the trial court judge is not accepting you can file compromise petition in the high court. or if you want your property returned, the trial court judge is bound to return it after taking surety from you. if the judge dismisses your petition, you may file a revision petition before the higher court.

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