Legal Question in Family Law in India
482 and 226- demanded dowry, ill treatment
I have been booked under false case of dowry demand and ill treatment , Right now I and my mother are on bail. Can I squash the FIR under 482. What does 482 say?
8 Answers from Attorneys
Re: 482 and 226- demanded dowry, ill treatment
482 can be invoked to seek quashing of a FIR if it can be established that allegations in the complaint, if accepted as correct, do not make out a case.
Re: 482 and 226- demanded dowry, ill treatment
yes you can file a case for quashing the FIR
Re: 482 and 226- demanded dowry, ill treatment
Yes you can go for quashing of FIR u./s 482 of CRPC if from the compliant/FIR itself it is found that no charge is made against you.
Section 482 of CRPC is the inherent power of the high court to to prevent abuse of the process of any court or otherwise to secure the ends of justice.
Re: 482 and 226- demanded dowry, ill treatment
Dear Gentleman:
Sorry to know about the state of mess you are in. Please note that it is the quashing of FIR under section 482 Cr P C. Section 482 is the superintendence powers of Hon'ble High Court of any state. You have not mentioned whether in your case, the investigation has been completed and charge sheet has been filed by the police or not. It is always good to look into the charge sheet and the evidence gathered by the police to examine the issue of quashing of FIR.
Vishwa Arya
Re: 482 and 226- demanded dowry, ill treatment
You have legal remedy to file case to quash the FIR therein showing to the court with proof that the FIR is false and liable to be quash. It is necessary for you to look into contents of the complaint on which the case has been registered against you. Under 482 the High Court has inheritance power. For the curther query contect me
Re: 482 and 226- demanded dowry, ill treatment
Yes,you can approach high court for quashing of FIR.482 cr.p.c. which speaks of inherent power of high court to quash FIR OR any other criminal proceeding pending in lower court.
Re: 482 and 226- demanded dowry, ill treatment
FIR is QUASHED and not SQUASHED.
482 is the inherent power of high court.
we dont know that whether you have sufficient grounds for moving to high court or not, so cant suggest you anything in this regard.
personally contact lawyer.
Re: 482 and 226- demanded dowry, ill treatment
What is important to know here is the stage at which the 498A proceedings exist as on date before an initiative u/s 482 can be contemplated.
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