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Judgement given on Wrong charges


08-Feb-2023 (In Criminal Law)
Hi all. I did not find the right category so I selected randomly to ask my question.I have been charged by the police for IPC 498A, 494, 323, 506. To we got judgment and we have been “Acquitted”. But problem is my judgement is for 498A, 495, 323, 506. In my FIR it is charge applied is 494 but in judgement I have been acquitted for 495, which was not even in FIR…nnQuestions: 1. What should I do in this situation?n2. My court case is disposed, am I actually acquitted from all charges?n3. Do I need to apply judgement amendment?n4. If yes, How much time do I have to apply for it?nnThank you
Answers (3)

Answer #1
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Well, the questions which you are asking, for that, I need to refer your FIR, Chargesheet Copy, Judgement Copy, Final Order Copy, etc, then I will be able to tell you, whether you have been got acquitted of all charges or not.
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Answer #2
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Hello, if you have been charged and acquitted on wrong sections of law under IPC then you must file application for amendment or modification of judgment before court and obtain certified copies of the same. This can be done easily and can be modified on application
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Answer #3
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1) First cross check the FIR number in the judgement copy, if it is the same then you are acquitted. 2) Without seeing the judgement copy won't be able to say if you are acquitted from all charges. You may consult a lawyer regarding this in physical so as to get a clear view about your case
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