max 20 February 2015

Please help urgent

Sir,

We are running a website which allow you to send free sms to India without registration someone uses our website to send a threat to a person so police register a F.I.R against us under 66-a after arrest i got bail after 20 days now every time when we visit to court they give another date and time more than 9 month pass so please advice me what i do

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Anand Thakkar (Advocacy) 21 February 2015

You can approach high court and file a quashing petition to quash the Fir against you, in that you can pray the honourable court to stay the proceedings qua you till the final hearing.

BHUWAN RAJ 09839268489 (lawyer) 21 February 2015

file a quashing petitiion in high court under section 482 Cr.P.C. to get consequential relief.

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Bhuwan Raj

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Cell: 09839268489

max 21 February 2015

Thank you so much for reply case is in District court so i need to quashing petitiion in high court or district court

max 21 February 2015

quashing petitiion safe for me as this case is handle by CBI?

Kappil Cchandna (Expert Bail & Criminal Defence Lawyer at Delhi Supreme Court of India) 22 February 2015

Dear, Quashing is safe .... Kapil Chandna Adv 9899011450

T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Advocate) 22 February 2015

Since this matter is being handled by CBI, there are remote chances to get the matter quashed until you have strong documentary evidence o prove your innocence. However you may move an application us 482 of Cr.P.C. before the high court and seek quashing of the pending case.

max 23 February 2015

Thank You so much all for reply but where we submit the quashing because when we go to court date i am getting a new date i need to submit quashing application to Judge in District court or Judge in High Court currently case is in District Court

T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Advocate) 23 February 2015

You were thoroughly advised of what is to be done and how, without reading the answers properly do not come again with the same query, if you still have more doubts on it, you may consult your own advocate whom you have paid the fees for the purpose.