False case

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Rupin Singh Dhama
Law Junction

Nothing can be presumed and obliged in the absence of contents of FIR/compaliant i.e., facts of the allegation/ case.

You must have engaged an able, competent and intelligent local lawyer to contest the complaint case, what is his/her opinion ? Procced accordingly without seeking obligation of experts ( although it is available FREE OF COST on this platform)..

If you still feel for a second opinion, advise and proceeding it is advisable to consult another local prudent lawyer for better appreciation of facts/ documents, professional advise and necessary proceeding.

Please post the material and relevant facts.

You first obtain anticipatory bail and then challenge the case in trial proceedings based on the documentary evidences in your  support and merits in your side.

Alternately once the charge sheet is filed and if you feel that this false case without any evidence, then you can approach high court with a petition under section 482 cr.p..c seeking to quash the charge sheet.

 

on first date I had taken bail ,and on 2nd date when both the parties attended court they wanted to compromise but I denied because I m not guilty....after that they had taken next date after one month.what to do next..

one more thing Mr.X spreading rumors that he will file four more false cases against me....

and get harrased by Police department and judicial ..is there any way to get rid of it

In the ordinary course, you need to meet the charges on merits. Necessarily, the witness will have to be meticulouslu cross-examined in order to establish the allegations to be followed by evidence, if unavoidable, from your part. 

In the alternate, you have the option to move the move the High Court under Section 482 CrPC to get the charges quashed if the allegations in the charge report, taken as a whole and accepted in their entirety, do not constitute the offence alleged. 

As to rumours, just ignore them; in all probability, these are just pressure tactics.