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Quashing of False Criminal Case


11-Apr-2023 (In Criminal Law)
In India, SC directed First Class Magistrate to take a considered view on both initial report and supplementary report to decide whether there is ground for presuming that the persons named as accused have committed an offence. And the First Class Magistrate takes a decision accordingly. Can appeal be filed against JFCM order?
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Answer #1
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hello client as you want to ask your legal query its good but infact you have not cleared the fact of your case which order of jfmc you wish to chalange what is the full issue may i knw then only i can suggest the answer
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Answer #2
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Yes. Appeal can be filed in the respective courts having the appellant jurisdiction and the case of quashing of FIR can be lodged in respective High Courts and Supreme Courts too. And person can also avail the writ jurisdiction as a matter of right.
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Answer #3
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You can always file an appeal against the order in the sessions court and if you are not satisfied with the order then you can also approach the High Court. For more legal assistance I am just a call away.
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Advocate Jitender Singh

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Answer #4
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Most certainly. A revision can be filed on the order passed by JMIC in session courts. for that you need to share more details about your case. you can contact me in the details provided. i will help you to the best of my ability
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Answer #5
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Yes, why not. The supreme court can ask the Magistrate to take considerate view as to the mainatainability of the complaint as to the offenses alleged. if there are considerate grounds on which it can be established that no offense is made out, then the order by the magistrate can be challenged by filing revision or appeal. It also depends under which jurisdiction the magistrate has passed the order.
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