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Quashing of FIR and chargesheet


08-Feb-2024 (In Criminal Law)
Quashing in FIR and chargesheet filed under section 34,409 IPC and 66 c,d Of IT Act against two accused . Accused no. 1 chargesheet on the basis of extra judicial confessions statement of accused but there no direct evidence against accused one . Can the FIR be quashed or not on Lucknow bench High court
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Answer #1
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FIR can be quashed or not. It can not be said on the open forum without reading any document FIR or Chargesheet because the base of the case for quashing the FIR is in the FIR and Chargesheet, so my first advice to you is if someone said on this response that he will definitely quashed your FIR without even reading the bare FIR than avoid them. and you can connect with me for this case as I am also practicing Advocate in Lucknow High Court
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Answer #2
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To proceed with the quashing of the FIR and Chargesheet, you need to move an application under section 482 Cr. PC in the concerned High Court. This application contains a copy of the FIR and Chargesheet as an Annexure. You may also attach a copy of trial court orders in the concerned case, any evidence of your innocence. A copy of ID card of deponent, and signed vakalatnama is also required to be attached with this application.
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