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Quashing the FIR at High court


14-Dec-2023 (In Criminal Law)
I worked in a company for last 10 years, when I tried to left the company then they charged some false financial allegation and filled the FIR as well, so I wanted to if the FIR quashing can be done or do i have to fight the case in the court?
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Answer #1
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yes you have to file an application u/s 482 of crpc before the HIGH COURT , for FIR quashing stating the reasons as to why your FIR must be quashed and that it has been filed on alleging falsified facts. If the court is satisfied they will quash the FIR
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Answer #2
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If you want to quash that FIR in such a case you should file a Criminal Writ Petition before High Court then court will decide its a matter of quashing or not and without examintion of facts not able to say anything.
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Answer #3
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Yes FIR can be quashed if no offence is made out. You should also pray for the staying of any proceedings against. For this you need to share your FIR copy with me. kindly reach out to me through social media. Ranjeet Sonker advocate Allahabad high court
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