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21-Nov-2023 (In Criminal Law)
Person 1- FIR ragister Person 2- Against FIR ragister....(victim) Person 1&2 both are long distance family relatives.. Person 1 is drunken and came to 2nd person Shop and arguing for some material bought without paying, 2nd person avoid those.....after some time 1st person is going from 2nd person Shop that time he slipped and injury in head but he is registered fir for 2nd person... police come and make their chargesheet..... Now what happened with 2nd persona nd what he did for his sefty...
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Answer #1
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Well, the Second Person should appoint a competent lawyer to defend himself before the concerned court of law by filing a Vakalatnama in his/her favor. This lawyer can file a Quashing Petition. Our firm can provide you a competent lawyer.
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Answer #2
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If the FIR is registered by the first person, police might arrest the second person. If not arrested, it is always safe for the second person to file for an Anticipatory Bail Application before the court. However, we need to check the FIR whether the sections therein are bailable or non bailable. For further discussion, you can approach me.
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