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Family Counseling and Arrest for dowry and domestic violence


01-Nov-2023 (In Domestic Violence Law)
I was given notice for counseling by women police station based on complaint by my wife lies that I and my family asked dowry and physically assaulted her. I attended one counseling session. If she presses charges and FIR is filed, will i and my family get arrested immediately after latest SC judgement or will i get 7 days notice before arrest. If i can file for bail till then.
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Answer #1
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After counselling u can be arrested since u had been given opportunity to settle issues and take back your wife which has not happened further no settlement has happened and your wife will not keep quiet she will insist police by arresting you so take anticipatory bail for safety
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Answer #2
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Yes sir, You are required to take bail from the Hon'ble Court. Kindly approach to the advocate to file anticipatory bail, after getting bail, you have option to attend the counseling in police station. kindly contact for further legal information and guidance.
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