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quashing process, for vague allegations in BNS 85


13-Jul-2026 (In Family Law)
Hello, my lawyer is suggesting to go for quashing in high court for an FIR filed under BNS85. how does quash proceed, do both sides lawyers are present in quashing and argue? how does the quashing process proceed?
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Answer #1
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You can reply with: A quashing petition is filed before the High Court challenging the FIR on legal grounds. After filing, notice is usually issued to the State and the complainant. Both sides are generally represented by their advocates, and the Public Prosecutor appears for the State. The Court hears the parties, examines the FIR and relevant records, and decides whether the case deserves to be quashed. If the facts and law support your case, the High Court may quash the FIR or grant appropriate interim protection.
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Answer #2
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hello I can help you with this but I need to know certain things more. contact me if you want thankyou. as the procedure he can go for quashing of fir but I need more proper frame of ur question let me know first.
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Answer #3
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Government lawyer, your lawyer and on issuance of notice high court call complaint's lawyer investigating officer or his report on investigation to answer your application for quashing of FIR registered against you. It only argument Government lawyer and complainant's lawyer would argue on point that complaint is correct and will demonstrate evidence and your lawyer would argue how your were falsely implicated and prayed to quash the complaint
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Answer #4
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You have proof of relieving via HR email. Send a final reminder marking HR Head, seeking the letter within 3–5 days. If they still delay, issue a legal notice and inform your new employer as per the concerned provisions of law.
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Answer #5
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I can certainly advise you on the possible legal defence. However, I will first need the complete facts of the case to assess the allegations and suggest the appropriate course of action. Where are you from?
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