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R K........ (Analyst)     13 May 2012

Anticipatory bail

My wife and inlaws logded a false complaint against me in 406/498a. They are looking for out of court selltement and asking for around 15 lakhs. The actual money which they have spent on marriage was around 6-7 lakhs

 The negotiations are going in care of Police but i don't think any result will come out. Both parties have met around 4-5 times in a police station but there has been no result. Police approach is supportive towards us. There has been no FIR as of now but only a complaint on the basis of which settlement negotiations are going on

Should we apply for Anticipatory bail ?



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Adv.R.P.Chugh (Advocate/Legal Consultant (rpchughadvocatesupremecourt@hotmail.com))     13 May 2012

I endorse what has been said above, in slight distinction to the same I would advise you to approach the court for anticipatory bail the court would in all probabilty direct the police to give you 7 working days in case they desire arresting you. 

R K........ (Analyst)     14 May 2012

Do we get sufficient time to apply for Anticipatory bail when the FIR has been lodged


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