Withdrawing Criminal Cases In Gujarat

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In India, the withdrawal of a criminal case depends on various factors and the discretion of the court. For serious offenses like sections 389 and 384, court permission is required. Minor offenses like section 294(b) may be easier to withdraw. Section 323 depends on the case specifics, while sections 506(1) and 120(b) also require court approval. Consult a local attorney for personalized advice.

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In India, the withdrawal of a criminal case depends on various factors and the discretion of the court. Here are some general points:
- Section *, * (Extortion and putting a person in fear of death or grievous hurt to commit extortion): These are serious offenses and usually cannot be withdrawn without the court's permission.
- Section *(b) (Obscene acts and songs): Generally, for minor offenses, withdrawal may be easier.
- Section * (Voluntarily causing hurt): Similar to *(b), it depends on the nature and impact of the offense.
- Section *(*) (Criminal intimidation): Withdrawal is also subject to court approval.
- Section *(b) (Criminal conspiracy): Being a serious offense, court's permission is necessary for withdrawal.
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Can sessions court allow to withdraw case under these scase section *, * , *(b), * , * (*) , * (b)
In India, the withdrawal of a criminal case is subject to the court's discretion. Here's a brief overview:
- Section *, *: Serious offenses requiring court permission.
- Section *(b): Minor offense, easier withdrawal.
- Section *: Depends on case specifics.
- Section *(*): Requires court approval.
- Section *(b): Serious, needs court permission.
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