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Possibility of compromise if charged U/s. 354 of IPC
12-Nov-2023 (In Criminal Law)
Hi i am Rekha. Myself, my mom, my brother, my uncle were falsely implicated in a case for the offenses U/s. 354, 504, 506 by one women and subsequently Chargesheet is submitted before Magistrate court and we have now started receiving Summons from the court for appearance. While i received this information from police, i have taken anticipatory bail and regular bail is pending. This women/complainant who filed this case, has come under instigation of one of our known person and has filed such a case on our family to spite revenge. Now the terms between the complainant women and the man who forced her to file this complaint are no more in good terms. She has now come forward to compromise the case, as she doesn't want to be involved in this anymore. Above case is pending before the Magistrate court and i have filed a revision petition before sessions for a discharge and the Magistrate court records are now before sessions judge in the discharge case.
The offences will be divided as compoundable and non compoundable, hence the case is ending before court you check with your advocate whether quashing has to be done or mere memo for withdrawal by that women is sufficient. As it is ending case your advocate is the better person to answer for this
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Adv. Rajesh K.S
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The above said offences are non-compoundable offence.
You present session court lawyer should have studied the charge sheet thoroughly before he/she suggested for revision petition.
You can discuss with me along with charge sheet copies.
You present session court lawyer should have studied the charge sheet thoroughly before he/she suggested for revision petition.
You can discuss with me along with charge sheet copies.
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You seem to have already having services of an advocate before the Sessions judge for the matter. Now it must have been set for arguments and if you present the matter well the orders will be in your favour. MOreover, the complainant might also be represented which may be helpful to you.
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Adv. S.K Prabhakar Shetty
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