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Assault by brother in law, damage to property and defamation


12-Jun-2023 (In Family Law)
Two months ago my wife (living separately for 4 months) and uncle wanted to come to our place to collect her belongings but when she arrived with her uncle, her two brothers came along and entered house without permission. Only me and my elderly mother were at home. After collecting belongings her brothers became abusive and started assaulting me. They were shouting loudly so that our neighbors would hear it and broke a few things in our property. Despite the complaint no FIR yet kindly advice.
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Answer #1
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just file that complain before magistrate and it's very good if you take this step very soon because your wife may file DV, WOMEN CELL, MAINTENANCE case against you and that stage you will get benefit by filling this complain.. contact us for free legal advice
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Answer #2
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you can approach the local police as you are saying there no FIR right to the senior official you can also send your complain to human right Commission stay human right commission and works you can go to the court and file your complaint under 156 3 ask the police to lodge FIR thank you
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Answer #3
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If the police officials are not listening to register a FIR against the culprits then you have the option to approach the magistrate according to your jurisdiction and file an application under section 156(3) for registration of FIR under section 323/452 IPC. Since house trespass under 452 is a non-bailable offence then they will land themselves in jail soon. For more legal assistance I am just a call away.
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Answer #4
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It is quite apparent that you have your neighbours as eye witnesses for the offence committed by the perpetrators. Since the police is not lodging an FIR, we should file a petition under Section 156(3) Cr.P.C. for directions to be given by the court to the SHO of your concerned police station to lodge the FIR against them and arrest the perpetrators for committing cognisable offences. For more information, you may consult me.
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Answer #5
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You need to hire expert advocate who will draft the complaint n forward the same to senior official even otherwise u have option to knock the door of court if police don’t have any action Be in touch
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