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Is out of court settlement possible in ipc 353 and 34 case?


17-Jul-2024 (In Criminal Law)
me n my friend booked under 353 n 34 ipc sections we had a fight with best driver now we want to come out of this case by paying fine or. anything like that is it possible??, how to compromise in ipc 353 case ?
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Answer #1
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Hello, without knowing the matter it's little difficult to suggest you something like that, but it's depending upon the opposite party. Whereas out of court settlement always possible. Please revert back.
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Advocate Jayatee Chatterjee

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Answer #2
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Hi Sir, This offence is not compoundable so you can't go for settlement. The only thing can happen if the driver will give the statement in favour of you. or you have to clarify the reason of fight for eg.. you had arguments with him as he had done rash driving etc..
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Advocate Deepak Gandhi

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Answer #3
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Yes, it is possible. Both parties can file mutual affidavit before the court, that we can settled the matter mutually or we want to compromise it. you can ask for withdrawal of the complaint, and quash FIR from high court along with joint affidavit.
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