Settlement/quashing

403 IPC is compoundable,same magistrate court can easly close the case but 380 IPC is non-compoundable

You have to move to High court for quashing on the basis of settlement and when HC quased  your FIR, then you can show that order to magistrate court in Feb 2012 date.

you file a Crl MA. aplication in HC and both the party appear before the judge and judge will ask from your complainnent, on satisfiy, HC will quash the FIR and all the preccdeing thereon.

Feb 2013

Can you elaborate on this Crl MA? Can you explain a little bit? Also, this means that after i file an application with HC, on a given date, both parties have to be present and on being convinced, the HC will pass an order to quash the FIR. Is that right? And this order has to be submitted to the magistrate court on my date. This way, the matter completely gets shut? 

I agree with Rahul..

- Prashant Bhat, Vashi, Navi Mumbai.

Tel.982009955.

The offence under section 380 IPC is not compoundable, now before the High Court it wholly depends on the Judge and the counsel of other party, how your counsel places your case and how the other party objects or support your petition. It better to ask your lawyer to somehow establish that the section 380 IPC is attracted in your case, if that is accepted you can easily compound your case before the magistrate with the consent with the complainant.

Thank you all. I will follow on. Really helpful. Have been mislead a couple of times.