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m.kameswaran (student)     10 August 2017

Sec 156(3) crpc

application u/s 156(3) crpc filed before court for the offence of cheating and order was also pssed by magistrate (after verification of all documents) for investigation by the police. now accused comes to settle the amount and requesting the complainant for compromise before registration of FIR. CAN POLICE file the report to court  (BEFORE registering FIR) as both complainant and accused have compromised and settled the dispute.Will the court accept the report  and close the application.



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Nitish Banka (lawyer)     10 August 2017

Yes police can file in report.

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Police cannot file report before registration of FIR. Once court intervenes in any case, jusrisdiction and/or discretion of police vanishes. Registration of FIR becomes mandatory when a Magistrate orders investigation U/S 156(3) of CrPC ...

 

 

 

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Siddharth Srivastava (Advocate)     10 August 2017

It depends on nature and quantum. If case is compoundable then court can permit compounding of offence on the basis of compromise.

m.kameswaran (student)     11 August 2017

can the complaint u/s 156(3) filed in court ,be withdrawn  by complainant .

if compromise happened in police station during investigation,, can complaint  be withdrawn in police station  itself  sufficient  to close the complaint ,

can the police could file this compromise statement  and withdrawl of complaint given by both, to court  ,on this basis  may court  close the complaint before registering FIR

OR IS TI  compulsory    to file petition  in court for compounding the offence  when FIR is not registered .


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Everything can be done before the judge of the case after police files its report, may be including the intentions of compromise by parties, after registering FIR.


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