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what would happen if i will not present in prosecution evidence hearin
17-Feb-2023 (In Criminal Law)
Hi - I filed a criminal cases against section 354,506,509,446 in the year 2016. Now i am married and dont want to fight and want to withdraw. WhAT IS THE PROCESS. This is against state versus accused Please advise the steps.If i am unable to present in the prosecution evidence hearing what happen?
I have perused the contents of your query and would advise you to seek a detailed consultancy for this issue. Since you have filed the complaint on the basis of which FIR got registered, you ought to give evidence to brought the accused to books.
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Adv. Anubhav Kathuria
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Already FIR has been registered and now the matter is state versus accused.
State will prosecute the accused person and in case if you don't want to go ahead withdraw the case by way of compounding.
so this the option you have.
in case at the time of prosection evidence if you keep yourself absent then in the end court will issue summons against you.
State will prosecute the accused person and in case if you don't want to go ahead withdraw the case by way of compounding.
so this the option you have.
in case at the time of prosection evidence if you keep yourself absent then in the end court will issue summons against you.
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Adv. Mohd. Sohail
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There are two recourse regarding this.
1. Do not appear, however you will be summoned by the court, the court after some time will drop you as a witness. This in most cases will lead to acquittal of the accused person. However keep in mind in some rare instances court can order bailable warrant against you make you appear before the court.
2. Second recourse is to settle the case, draft a settlement deed and move high court for quashing of the criminal proceedings. This will also be favoured by the accused person and you can even seek compensation in lieu of settling the case.
1. Do not appear, however you will be summoned by the court, the court after some time will drop you as a witness. This in most cases will lead to acquittal of the accused person. However keep in mind in some rare instances court can order bailable warrant against you make you appear before the court.
2. Second recourse is to settle the case, draft a settlement deed and move high court for quashing of the criminal proceedings. This will also be favoured by the accused person and you can even seek compensation in lieu of settling the case.
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