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Procedure to rectify date mentioned in the FIR


08-Dec-2023 (In Criminal Law)
In a order to get a FIR from court in our letter to SSP wrong date of incident is mentioned..So how to rectify it..
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Answer #1
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If fir is registered under 156 (3) then u may have to move an application. In same procedure with an affidavit. What ever procedure you adopted for fir is followed subsequently and it's inquiry officer who may file a supplementary accordingly while submiiting charges jeet.
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Answer #2
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There is no provision of amendment in F.I.R in Cr.P.C therefore you will have to send another letter to SSP for lodging F.I.R mentioning about the previous letter and now you can write the correct date of the incident.
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Answer #3
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Helo, if you have mistakenly given wrong date in FIR and the FIR has been registered through 156(3) crpc then move a application before concerned magistrate fir rectify this error ,showing that it was mistake. But it will little bit damage your case. For more information contact me. Thnx
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