Asked in Criminal
if there is no strong evidence found during investigation than uh can file a quashing of fir under section 482 of crpc in an appellate court
yes. all u need to show is that the FIR does not contain averments to the effect that the "Accused had an intention to cheat right from the inception/beginning". if averments are absent, it can be quashed
It will only easy when d alligation is base less otherwise it wl be little bit difficult
It's easy if u get interim relief or else don't waste time for quash just file a discharge petition in lower court
yes if it comes under anyone of the eight terms of the Bhajanlal case
easy if civil drafting and filed criminal case and if baseless drafting
quashing FIR in 420 based on evidence. If evidence is strong than FIR is not quashed.
no,if absolute evidence is absent then it's easy task.
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