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wife filed 498a against me and my parents


01-Jun-2024 (In Criminal Law)
wife filed the complaint last year and now it has moved from police station to koyilandi court where a lawyer is attending the matter. at this stage can i move an application for FIR/498a case quashing at kerala high court? and if i can do that does that mean i will have to engage another lawyer for the high court matter. and once the case starts at high court can a stay be obtained for koyilandy case. what are the charges and fee involved as budget is a constraint.please revert with the same
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Answer #1
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you can file for quashing of charge sheet (since from your description I understand that charge sheet ) would have been filed by police .. you need the service of a highcourt lawyer for this ... thecfee depends in the gravity of the case Nd it varies depending on the lawyer ... we are doing at high court ...
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Answer #2
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You can file an application before the Hon’ble High Court to quash the proceedings of 498A matter if both of you are amicably settled. You can engage another lawyer for High Court matter. For more information contact me.
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