Grace
16 October 2009 at 07:14
Dear Law Experts,
I have just come across this fantastic website where you are helping people like me who know nothing about legal matters, but are unfortunately caught up in legal battles. Thank you so much.
My friend with the advise and pressure of her lawyer, and unfortunately not knowing any better and not having anyone better to advise her, filed an FIR against her husband. While her allegations are true, she doe not want to go ahead with the allegations. However, she has been advised that now she cannot withdraw the FIR. If she did, her husband can file a defamation case against her. I read in one of your answers that such cases can be quashed with mutual compromise. The lawyer is not willing to go down that path. We dont understand why.
My questions are:
1. If she, or someone on her behalf, initiates a dialogue for compromise, will it go against her?
2. Will there be any other adverse consequences? What other charges can the husband bring against her?
3. What precaustions should be taken while coming to this compromise? Can this be done with a mediator and without the presence of the lawyers?
We are so much in the dark, Please advise.
Thank you very much.
Grace
Grace
16 October 2009 at 07:04
I am sorry, accidentally, i pressed the "submit" button. I am continuing with my second queestion.
2. Will there be any adverse consequences? What other charges can the husband bring against her?
3. What precaustions should be taken while coming to this compromise? Can this be done with a mediator and without the presence of the lawyers?
We are so much in the dark, Please advise.
Thank you very much
Adv. Deepak
15 October 2009 at 23:40
Husband filed divorce petition against wife, dismissed on merit. In that petition, interim maintenance was granted to wife. Afterwards, wife filed application under Domestic Violence Act. She filed interim maintenance application. The Hon'ble court took a wrong impression by mistake that wife was granted permanent maintenance in divorce petition. Hence, Hon'ble Court denied maintenance to wife. However, granted maintenance to two minor children. What is the remedy available to wife in that case. Apart from criminal revision, is there any way out? Regards.
DAMUKUMAR.S
15 October 2009 at 17:31
In a pirated film CD case, if it necessary to examine the copy right officer as a witness
pranay
15 October 2009 at 12:35
hello experts...
pls advice me .In connection of a fake case u/s 420 of ipc. my father got anticipatory bail on 8th oct by h'ble high court of chhatisgarh. Now pls tell me when to move for quashing under section 482 , can it be done only after charge sheet is filed and trial starts or before that . Also we are planning to seek regular bail any time after 28th of this month. Pls give me the sequence of steps to be taken.
satish
14 October 2009 at 10:06
DEAR SIR
I had supplied goods to a party in kerala by hand delivery and not by transport against which he had issued me a cheque which was bounced by him and i have no signature or any sort of evidence of the goods supplied to him so can i send a notice to him for returned cheque also in the cheque issued by him he has written the amount in blue ink while the payees name as well as amount in words is written by black ink by me .so do u think that i am in a strong position to file the case against him and will all this factors matter while the case is on please reply
thanking you.
Kamal Grover
13 October 2009 at 21:07
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queryking
13 October 2009 at 20:32
if tooth broken by the accused, is it a grievous injury or simple? under what all the sections the police have to register the case? suggest case law to support that it is grievous or simple.
yeteendra naidu
13 October 2009 at 14:20
despite repeated applications for transferring the shares & plot of the deceased member of a co-op society
office-bearers/officials deliberately
delayed the transfer & registration for more than a decade, though there was not any stay
from any court. They have not even bothered
to communicate with the applicant-nominees
for over a decade. Under the circumstances
please advise what action legally can be
initiated on the erring office-bearers/officials of the society who failed to discharge their duties due to which we have suffered a lot as we could not avail
a housing loan & construct a house so as to generate rental income out of the house.now that i am retired not even eligible for a house loan. could not send children abroad for higher studies for want of property papers, and forced to live in a rented house draining out whatever meagre pension that i earn.
please suggest a way to teach the concerned a lesson so that they will not
play with the lives of the others like me.
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bail
is there any case law of the apex court or high courts as to how bail petition are to b disposed of if an accused surrenders in a nonbailable case, like it should be heard in the 1st hour to enable accused to approch higher court.