vaibhav 29 August 2017
Ambanshu Sahni 29 August 2017
Hi vaibhav,
Prima facie there appears to be a strong case in favor of your father. Quashing of FIR certainly appears to be a valid course of action, i would also suggest moving an application of regular bail before the High Court concerned.
Siddharth Srivastava (Advocate) 29 August 2017
vaibhav 30 August 2017
Ambanshu Sahni 30 August 2017
As i mentioned above try for a regular bail before the Hon'ble High Court.
vaibhav 30 August 2017
Ambanshu Sahni 30 August 2017
Hi Vaibhav,
The thing is bail can be applied at various stages of trial, there is no presecribed statutory limit to it, even if it is rejected you can apply for it again. Therefore the option of quashing can be exersized after getting the bail, from a practical point of view, the court will not be inclined to quash, but it may grant the bail. Once bail is granted there is a stronger prima facie presumption that case is not strong and the same can be quashed.
vaibhav 30 August 2017
P. Venu (Advocate) 30 August 2017
Presently, your priority should be in getting the bail. The BEO's report would certainly be helpful in seeking the bail.
vaibhav 30 August 2017