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How to confirm that a divorce case is closed.
23-Sep-2023 (In Divorce Law)
My wife filed a case in the police station (domestic violence and 420) for having differences among ourselves.
After going for a mutual divorce, she agreed and gave a written statement to police that it was in the spur of the moment that she filed false cases against me and my parents.
How do I confirm that the FIR filed against me is completely closed?
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In order to close the domestic violence case and 420 case, the procedure is that both the parties should appear in the respective courts having jurisdiction over DVC and 420 and the wife should submit an affidavit before the judge that she is withdrawing the case.
Now that you have a mutual consent divorce decree and also that your wife has filed a written statement to police that she is withdrawing the case, police will generally issue a closure report to court.
However court may at its discretion issue summons to the wife and ask her confirmation before closing both the cases. So you should ensure that your wife appears before both the judges and then the cases are totally withdrawn.
In order to close the domestic violence case and 420 case, the procedure is that both the parties should appear in the respective courts having jurisdiction over DVC and 420 and the wife should submit an affidavit before the judge that she is withdrawing the case.
Now that you have a mutual consent divorce decree and also that your wife has filed a written statement to police that she is withdrawing the case, police will generally issue a closure report to court.
However court may at its discretion issue summons to the wife and ask her confirmation before closing both the cases. So you should ensure that your wife appears before both the judges and then the cases are totally withdrawn.
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First you need to get all the documents submitted before police station and after that we can go to lok adalat or High Court for quash
So that you can remove your and family members name from FIR
Thank you
First you need to get all the documents submitted before police station and after that we can go to lok adalat or High Court for quash
So that you can remove your and family members name from FIR
Thank you
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