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Quashing of 498A in high court

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Posted on 16-Mar-17
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Answered on 11-Jan-20
one cannot engage his own lawyer in criminal prosecution by state. i mean the public prosecutor is the advocate of that case i.e which has been filed by your sister under section 498A of IPC. What you have to do is. it is must for you to go and attend the case. One cannot escape from saying witness. The court could issue warrant and if court could secure informant or witness, surely they will call . THen after your statement in witness is recorded you wont be required. 498A is non-compoundable offence. only listed offence under 320 of Criminal procedure code are compromisable. so this case cannot be compromised. You have to go and appear before court 2-3 times at the maximum. sometimes court would give you costs incurred also. you cannot escape, if you do not go on the said hearing, definitley non-bailabale warrant will be issued and you would be brought to the court by police. high court cant help. high court does not have power to quash such warrants. that is not FIR to quash. i am not fearing you, i am telling you the facts. plese go and attend and come. if really they have harrased you,they will be punished, otherwise because of weak evidence, they will be aquitted
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