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498A 4DPA false allegation i never asked dowry


29-Nov-2023 (In Divorce Law)
occurrence of offence date and place time i am not there in that village they concluded that i went their and asked extra dowry can i go for quashing of fir on 498A 4DPA
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Answer #1
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yes you can quash that FIR if you have proof that on that day so were not present at the scene and you also can filed a criminal case agaist them in criminal court ,but before you should have the all documents true and correct.
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Answer #2
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hi if you are never present at the scene of offence then you could file quash petition in court seeking quash of the offence stating that you are not connected to the allegations mentioned in the FIR and that the charges are baseless
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Answer #3
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Yes you can file a quash case on 498a case in high court and you need to prove that you didn't go to that village and you didn't ask any dowry to your parents in law and they filed false allegations on you ... so you approach to advocate and file a quash case in high court on your in-laws that they filed a false allegations on you
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