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Shekhar (Proprietor)     15 February 2013

Quashing of criminal case of 498a

Married on 2/9/1996, my wife files 498A & 506 on 19/8/2011 only against me. Immediatly I moved For Anticipatory Bail and was granted. In the Anticipatory bail, Judge has inffered that the allegations made in the complaint does not attract the offence alleged on petetioner. After going thro' the FIR, all blah-blah is there except demand for dowry. In Dec 2012, I was chargesheeted and I have taken Regular Bail on 13/2/2013. Pl advice if I could plead for quashing the proceedings based on the contents of FIR and Infereance by the Judge in Anticipatory bail. 

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Shekhar



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Advocate M.Bhadra   15 February 2013

You may file quashing petiton in High Court but merit of these petition lies in rare cases,so you can defend the case by proper evidence.

SRISHAILA.DHARANI (Advocate&consultant)     15 February 2013

yes you can file, but why you wait for so many years to file this??

sriram kartik (Advocate)     15 February 2013

you have to file quash petition before the Hon'ble High Court, but if you have any doubt about that the case will not be quashed you withdraw the said case and file a discharge petition before the Concerned court and try to discharge against you


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