My wife tragically passed away, and though she didn’t leave a note, my father-in-law filed a false complaint accusing me and my parents of dowry harassment. This resulted in a charge sheet being filed against us under Section 304(b) of the IPC. Now, he realizes his mistake and wants to withdraw the complaint. We’ve been told the High Court might be the only way to do this. Can we approach the High Court to get this case dismissed?

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Law Forum › Category: Criminal › My wife tragically passed away, and though she didn’t leave a note, my father-in-law filed a false complaint accusing me and my parents of dowry harassment. This resulted in a charge sheet being filed against us under Section 304(b) of the IPC. Now, he realizes his mistake and wants to withdraw the complaint. We’ve been told the High Court might be the only way to do this. Can we approach the High Court to get this case dismissed?
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Apni Law Staff asked 7 months ago

My wife tragically passed away, and though she didn’t leave a note, my father-in-law filed a false complaint accusing me and my parents of dowry harassment. This resulted in a charge sheet being filed against us under Section 304(b) of the IPC. Now, he realizes his mistake and wants to withdraw the complaint. We’ve been told the High Court might be the only way to do this. Can we approach the High Court to get this case dismissed?

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Apni Law Staff answered 7 months ago

Yes, you can approach the High Court to get the case dismissed. While the lower court might not entertain a withdrawal request, the High Court has the power to quash the proceedings based on a demonstrably false complaint and the absence of evidence. However, seeking legal counsel from a lawyer familiar with Indian laws is recommended to navigate this process effectively.

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