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Sister in law filed a false attempt to rape case how can I defend


05-May-2023 (In Criminal Law)

sister-in-law filed a false complaint against brother-in-law of attempt to rape, In my joint family three brothers, elder brother married in 2011. Now His wife want their division from the property but my father denied (Property is in the name of my father). So with the intention to get the division from the property she filed the "attempt to rape" case on both brother in laws (Devar). Please put some valid solution with proper procedure to be follow now to defend the case.

Answers (5)

Answer #1
754 votes
You have to face trial. But before that you should move an anticipatory bail otherwise you will be arrested sooner or later. You can also approach the high court simantaneouly to quash the impugned FIR. All the options are available for you. Just make up your mind first. Revert mw if you have any other query. Don't worry. These tactics are rampant in today's society. We will assure your safety and security. All the best.
Answer #2
912 votes
You have to take precautions now as the allegation levelled against you is very serious and you can be arreted in this non bailable case. For your precautions you have to discuss with your father n brother that how to defend and to reach a justified solution for this prob
Answer #3
841 votes
You have not given the full account of your case viz in which police station the false case of attemptied rape has been registered. and what is the stage of investigation. Whether you and your brother have been arrested in this case or otherwise. However if you're not arrested, you may file an application u/s 438 Code of Criminal Procedure 1973 for anticipatory bail in the court of law and contest your case with the help of a good lawyer or in person.
Answer #4
897 votes
Such cases are on the rise. It also appears to be one of such cases to put undue pressure and coerce the family into property division.
Still I need more and detailed facts from you to formulate proper defense.
For that purpose, a one-to-one meeting shall be most appropriate.
Answer #5
540 votes
The facts regarding the case is incomplete. Proper solution can be given only on the basis of detailed facts of the case which she has filed.
For now your first step should be to secure bail of both the persons. And, meet the IO personally along-with your lawyer.

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