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Mentioning of details regarding the FIR in attestation form


16-Jun-2023 (In Criminal Law)
Sir, nI have been falsely implicated in an fir. During investigation I have give all the proof of non involvement of mine and investigating officer has put my name in column no. 12 of charge sheet. In charge sheet he clearly mentioned that I was falsly implicated. So my question is. Now I am filling the attestation form of my job. Where a question is "is there any criminal case pending against you in any court of law?" What should I fill in reply of that question? Should I give the details of fi
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Answer #1
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dear client as per your query I can only suggest that if some criminal proceedings are undergoing against you and if you are giving declaration and you are not released on bail then you have to give a true declaration as you have not given elaborate discription whether you are named in the chargesheet or not for future paid consultation please contact us with your relevant documents.
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Answer #2
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Unless it is declared by the appropriate court of law that you have been falsely implicated and the FIR is quashed...In my opinion it is best to mention it. You should file for chargesheet quashing and get this matter clear to avoid any such further problems.
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