Legal Question in Criminal Law in India

Respected sir,

i got married in august2007,my wife filed false 498A & DP 3& 4 case in june 2008,

in this case

I.she filed complaint copy no 1,stating i treatened to kill her at her parents house if they won't give me additional dowry,luckily i had proof that i was not in her parents house,on learning she gave complaint copy no.2,i think police might have removed complaint copy no.1 from there records,but i have the copy of it ,it is in her own hand writing,

II.my case is still in FIR stage ,charge sheet is not filed

Sir

1.can i use compliant copy no 1 for going for fighting case by using crpc227.

2. Can i go for quash under clause justice delayed is justice denied.

Recently she sent her uncle under the pretext compromise with a message that :she is ready to join me,under condition that i would give in written that i would not be risk to her life ,and her life is my risk,actually i was never rude to her,should i give in written ,if i do so what are the legal difficulties i face in future.

I proposed that i would think over the offer if she and her family

gives in written amount they have spent on us before during ,and after the marriage,amount they took from us(in reality they are very poor can't even afford her marriage expenses,so we spent that on there behalf),if they agree should i ask them in bond paper /notary/is it sufficient in plain paper in there own handwriting,how far it would be useful to me legally in DP 3 & 4 case

2.I also asked them to summerise all the incidents between us,if they do so, w it would be useful to me legally.

kindly advice me


Asked on 4/07/11, 5:43 am

1 Answer from Attorneys
Sanjay Kalra Sanjay Kalra & Associates

They are not going to do anything which you are wishing them to do because they are also taking some legal advice from some lawyer. The best way for you would be to explain in deatil about the role assigned to you in her complaint or FIR . You can certainly use her 1st complain at a bail or at evidence stage . Yes you can go for quashing provided you have a good case for it and not otherwise.

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Answered on 4/11/11, 2:36 am


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