I’m facing a tricky situation. A civil case, filed fraudulently in 2012, is being deliberately delayed by corrupt individuals, who are also public servants. This case is impacting my ability to pursue criminal action against them. Would a pending civil case prevent me from filing an FIR for criminal breach of trust? I’m physically and financially challenged, so I’d appreciate any free legal advice you can offer. Thank you.

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Law Forum › Category: Criminal › I’m facing a tricky situation. A civil case, filed fraudulently in 2012, is being deliberately delayed by corrupt individuals, who are also public servants. This case is impacting my ability to pursue criminal action against them. Would a pending civil case prevent me from filing an FIR for criminal breach of trust?

I’m physically and financially challenged, so I’d appreciate any free legal advice you can offer. Thank you.

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Apni Law Staff asked 9 months ago

I’m facing a tricky situation. A civil case, filed fraudulently in 2012, is being deliberately delayed by corrupt individuals, who are also public servants. This case is impacting my ability to pursue criminal action against them. Would a pending civil case prevent me from filing an FIR for criminal breach of trust?

I’m physically and financially challenged, so I’d appreciate any free legal advice you can offer. Thank you.

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Apni Law Staff answered 9 months ago

In India, a pending civil case generally does not prevent you from filing an FIR for criminal breach of trust. However, the fact that the civil case is being deliberately delayed by public servants raises serious concerns and you should consult with a lawyer immediately. They can advise you on the best course of action and explore possibilities for expedited legal redress.

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