My friend accused me of sending a message, but my SIM card went missing earlier and I think my enemy found it and used it against me. I didn’t hire a lawyer and explained everything to the police. I got bail for ₹350. The judge asked me if I sent the message and I said my phone was lost. They didn’t give me any paperwork or a follow-up date. The police told me I can’t contact my enemy or fight with him for the next six months. What should I do? Is there still a case against me? Should I get a lawyer? Could my enemy still take me to court?

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Law Forum › Category: Civil › My friend accused me of sending a message, but my SIM card went missing earlier and I think my enemy found it and used it against me. I didn’t hire a lawyer and explained everything to the police. I got bail for ₹350. The judge asked me if I sent the message and I said my phone was lost. They didn’t give me any paperwork or a follow-up date. The police told me I can’t contact my enemy or fight with him for the next six months. What should I do? Is there still a case against me? Should I get a lawyer? Could my enemy still take me to court?
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Apni Law Staff asked 12 months ago

My friend accused me of sending a message, but my SIM card went missing earlier and I think my enemy found it and used it against me. I didn’t hire a lawyer and explained everything to the police. I got bail for ₹350. The judge asked me if I sent the message and I said my phone was lost. They didn’t give me any paperwork or a follow-up date. The police told me I can’t contact my enemy or fight with him for the next six months. What should I do? Is there still a case against me? Should I get a lawyer? Could my enemy still take me to court?

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Apni Law Staff answered 12 months ago

You should definitely consult a lawyer. Even though you were released on bail, the case is still open. Your enemy could potentially file a formal complaint, which could lead to further legal action. A lawyer can help you understand the legal implications and advise on the best course of action.

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