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One Railway Ticket Checker was asking for bribe & my family refused th
09-Sep-2023 (In Criminal Law)
One Railway Ticket Checker was asking for bribe & my family refused thus he got us thrown in the mid-station & misbehaved with women passenger despite us having valid e-ticket. thereafter we submitted an official complain to his bosses.
in retaliation, Ticket Checker registered an FIR against all 3 of us through railway court UNDER section 332,323, 504, 506 & 3(1) (10) sc-st act
Then, we filed a bribe complaint against the Ticket Checker at his office along with FIR UNDER 354 & 506 at RAILWAY POLICE STATION.
Now, we have signed a rajinama affidavit (compromise) that we don't wish to pursue the case further against each other & submitted in the police station.
Now, kindly explain the entire process that how does it goes from here,
Whether my family & Ticket Checkername will be cleared from criminal record easily &Â will there be any problems or hindrances to take care of.Whether police can create any trouble for us before we get FR or clearance.
No this is not how FIR gets quashed. You have to move a joint quashing petition before the high court and get both the FIRs quashed by HC. FIR of such serious level where SC ST act is applied do not get settled at Police level. For help contact at 98-188-23-868
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you want to want to compromise in cases involving cognizable offence and non cognizable offence as for non cognizable offence the court before which this case is pending can pass an order for compromise and settle the case but the sections under which the crime having been committed is defined as cognizable offence can only be compounded by honorable High Court bi a revision under section 401 of CrPC or to some cases it can also be exercise and writ jurisdiction for extraordinary jurisdiction available to the the High Court it appears that your case has not been committed for trial kindly consult a competent criminal law at your place of residence as for offence under section scheduled caste and Scheduled tribe protection act is concern that is certainly e Term as he was crime and non compoundable the only Court of relief available to you is honorable High Court always remember when you compromise a criminal cases for amicable settlement you should find out by a competent lawyer showing your FIR or the other party FIR to your lawyer and ask for every sections mentioned in that FIR whether it is cognizable or non cognizable whether it can be compounded or cannot be compounded whether the court of session can compound it or settle it under section 401 of CrPC or these are the cases where you should go for or honourable High Court.
you want to want to compromise in cases involving cognizable offence and non cognizable offence as for non cognizable offence the court before which this case is pending can pass an order for compromise and settle the case but the sections under which the crime having been committed is defined as cognizable offence can only be compounded by honorable High Court bi a revision under section 401 of CrPC or to some cases it can also be exercise and writ jurisdiction for extraordinary jurisdiction available to the the High Court it appears that your case has not been committed for trial kindly consult a competent criminal law at your place of residence as for offence under section scheduled caste and Scheduled tribe protection act is concern that is certainly e Term as he was crime and non compoundable the only Court of relief available to you is honorable High Court always remember when you compromise a criminal cases for amicable settlement you should find out by a competent lawyer showing your FIR or the other party FIR to your lawyer and ask for every sections mentioned in that FIR whether it is cognizable or non cognizable whether it can be compounded or cannot be compounded whether the court of session can compound it or settle it under section 401 of CrPC or these are the cases where you should go for or honourable High Court.
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Adv. Sunil Kumar Singh
Delhi | 100+ Answers
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please file quashing case in high court on the basis of settlement arrived between u n tc. by filing quashing all issues will get resolved and nothing will remain against you n tc. this is the only process for you to get free yourselves and it is must.
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Adv. Prabha Sharma
Delhi | 25+ Answers
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