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What Is The Basis For Quash / Discharge


24-Jun-2023 (In Criminal Law)
Discharge petition /Quash arguments happens over FIR copy or charge sheet .Is nessesary to attend every time quash or discharge petition proceedings all persons named in FIR including senior citizens
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Answer #1
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yes all accused persons and senior citized have to attened quashing proceedings and if you do not attend rhen your advicate has to file application for exemption from appearance for that day explaining reason for not attending proceedings. In case unexplained absence from appearance then court can issue warrents against you for your presence. Your advocate can file an application for permanent expention from appearance in court and if court deems reason sutable and appropriate then court may grant you exemption from appearing in proceedings.
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Answer #2
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Is during quashing all victims n accused have to be present ..quashing is done u/s 482 at the concerned high court of the state …quashing is either done over settlement or on merits …b b in touch for more information
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