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Mujh criminal case khaatma karwana hai


30-Nov-2025 (In Criminal Law)
Mne ek FIR karo thi 2018 me uska case abhi bhi chal rah hai aur m nahi chati ab case chale m khtam kar warna chati accused ko free karna chati hu
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Answer #1
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Since you have already given your PW1 statement, the case is now fixed for your cross examination. Because you changed your address, the court summons may not have reached you, which is why you did not receive any further notice. The case will still be pending in the same court and the next date can be confirmed only by checking the court record. If you want to close or withdraw the case, you need to appear before the court and give a statement that you no longer wish to continue the proceedings. After your statement, the court will decide whether to dispose of the matter. You should visit the concerned court, update your new address in the case file, and find out the current status so that no adverse order is passed in your absence
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Answer #2
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quashing petition file accused ke dwaara aur compromise ke basis par case khatam ho jayega. Quashing petition high court me file hogi under 482 ke tahat file hogi. Ek compromise move karna hoga lower court me
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Answer #3
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It is a fairly straightforward legal process. In situations where the chargesheet has not yet been filed by the investigating agency, we can proceed by filing a Criminal Revision/Criminal Petition (CRLP) before the Hon’ble High Court seeking appropriate relief. Alternatively, if the matter has been amicably settled between the parties, we may file a petition under Section 482 of the Code of Criminal Procedure along with the duly executed compromise deed. The inherent powers of the Hon’ble High Court under Section 482 Cr.P.C. enable the Court to prevent abuse of the process of law and to secure the ends of justice. Once the compromise deed is placed on record and both parties affirm that the dispute has been resolved voluntarily and without any coercion, the Court generally considers the prayer for quashing the FIR favourably, provided the offence is of a nature that is legally permissible to be quashed. In most such cases, the High Court is satisfied with the settlement and may quash the FIR in a single hearing, thereby bringing the entire criminal proceedings to an end. This approach helps avoid unnecessary litigation, saves time for all parties involved, and ensures that the dispute is concluded efficiently and lawfully.
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Answer #4
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It depend upon the allegations you have made in the FIR. If alleged offences are compoundable you may compound the offence in the trial court. If alleged offences are not compoundable then you may file a petition u/s 482 CrPC to quash the proceedings on the basis of settlement between you and accused if nature of offence is private.
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Answer #5
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ok i help you please Mujhe bataen aapka case kaun si Court mein chal raha hai aur aapka case number kya hai kya aap donon pakshon ka Samjhauta ho gaya hai main aapki madad karne ke liye taiyar hun please mujhe call Karen
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