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Need to discuss about a 420 in which I wasn't involved at all


02-Jun-2024 (In Criminal Law)
Need to discuss about a 420 in which I wasn't involved at all.
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Answer #1
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Offence under section 420 of Indian penal code is a cognizable offence. It is non bailable but it is compoundable meaning it can be settled with the permission of the informant. If an FIR under this section is registered against you then you should apply for anticipatory bail.
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Answer #2
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OK you can discuss in detail about the case as before guiding you it is important to understand the background story of this FIR with such section. It is better to discuss in detail before jumping to any conclusion.
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Answer #3
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Yes, you can certainly discuss about your Sec 420 Case of IPC, so that, legal solutions can be provided to you to get you out of legal trouble in a hassle free manner. In order to discuss your issues, connect on call.
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