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Srinivas   25 December 2018

High court given stay for 420IPC case but now both parties ready to go for compromise ...is it possible

dear sir
in 2014 i was taken advance from buyer for sale of immovable property.later he told me that he didnt want property and ask me return the advance. i was ask him some time but he file 420 ipc on me then i go for writ to HC in 2015, HC given me stay till pending dusposal.
As of now both we want to compromise and want settlement .
can any one kindly tell me how much cost involve for notpress writ petition..our advocate told go for loadalat in local court and then notpress writ petition it involves cost around 50000
can any one help



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Vijay Raj Mahajan (Advocate)     25 December 2018

If you both have compromised just chill, both can inform the courts about the compromise and all cases whether Writ in High Court or Criminal case in trial court can be disposed of without any extra cost.

TGK REDDI   25 December 2018

No costs involved.    But the Court's permission for your compromise is necessary.

TGK REDDI   25 December 2018

I request members to criticise my above Reply if needed.    This will develop my knowledge.

Kumar Doab (FIN)     25 December 2018

Probably your counsel wanted to convey that he/she shall charge another fee!

Or has duly quoted the HC rules for fee mentioned to you!

Ask your counsel again.


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