What is FRT? Does it mean that investigation has been closed by police
25-Feb-2023 (In Criminal Law)
What is FRT ? Does it mean that investigation has been closed by the police and you can't go to court for justice?
frt is a final report in which the case is recommended to be closed against the accused. if you are an accused then unless the defacto complainant challenges that report and seeks a investigation you are not required to go to court to face trial. in case you are defacto complainant you can either choose to accept the report or make an application before the court under section 173(8) crpc seeking investigation.
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What is the full form of FRT?
What is First Response Time? First Response Time (FRT), is the time between when a customer raises a ticket, and when an agent responds to it. In their service level agreements, many companies specify a minimum FRT. This means that they must respond within a certain time frame.
What happens after final report?
Additional Charges/ Further Investigation
The law states that the officer in charge of the police station can continue the investigation even if he submits the final report in accordance with Section 173(2) if he receives additional evidence, either oral or documentary, after submitting the report.
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The FRT full form in police terms is Final Report True. An FRT is submitted by the investigating officer when they find that the alleged incident occurred as reported in a proper manner. But if the investigation finds the accused is not responsible for the offense the report is termed Final Report False and it signifies the closure of the case without implicating the accused.
The FRT recommends closing the case against the accused. If you're the accused, you need not attend court unless the complainant challenges the report and asks for an other investigation. If you're the complainant, you can accept the report or request an investigation under Section 173(8) of the CrPC.
The FRT recommends closing the case against the accused. If you're the accused, you need not attend court unless the complainant challenges the report and asks for an other investigation. If you're the complainant, you can accept the report or request an investigation under Section 173(8) of the CrPC.
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