I’ve been out on bail after spending two months in jail. The police inspector says the charge sheet isn’t filed yet and they can help close the case by saying I was wrongly arrested. They say the victim won’t show up in court and they can talk to them to resolve it. But my lawyer says the charge sheet is already filed. Who should I trust? How do I check if the charge sheet is actually filed? Should I get something in writing about this resolution?

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Law Forum › Category: Criminal › I’ve been out on bail after spending two months in jail. The police inspector says the charge sheet isn’t filed yet and they can help close the case by saying I was wrongly arrested. They say the victim won’t show up in court and they can talk to them to resolve it. But my lawyer says the charge sheet is already filed. Who should I trust? How do I check if the charge sheet is actually filed? Should I get something in writing about this resolution?
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

I’ve been out on bail after spending two months in jail. The police inspector says the charge sheet isn’t filed yet and they can help close the case by saying I was wrongly arrested. They say the victim won’t show up in court and they can talk to them to resolve it. But my lawyer says the charge sheet is already filed. Who should I trust? How do I check if the charge sheet is actually filed? Should I get something in writing about this resolution?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

You should trust your lawyer. Contact the court directly to verify if the charge sheet has been filed. It’s crucial to obtain any agreement regarding the case resolution in writing, signed by all parties and the court, to ensure its legality and prevent future problems.

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