How We Handle False Cases?
At SNS Legal Aid, we specialize in defending individuals wrongfully accused in false criminal, civil, matrimonial, and financial cases. Our legal team ensures justice by providing strategic legal defense, case investigation, and evidence-based representation in courts. We handle:
- False Dowry & Domestic Violence Cases – Defending against misuse of laws like Section 498A IPC.
- False Rape & Sexual Harassment Allegations – Providing legal support and safeguarding rights.
- Fabricated Cheque Bounce & Financial Fraud Claims – Challenging fraudulent monetary allegations.
- Fake FIRs & Criminal Charges – Filing quashing petitions and counter-complaints.
- Property Dispute & Forged Documents Cases – Exposing fraudulent claims in real estate disputes.
- Defamation & False Allegations – Initiating legal action against character assassination.
- Harassment by Law Enforcement – Challenging wrongful detentions and arrests.
Basic Laws & Acts Involved in False Cases
- Indian Penal Code, 1860 (IPC) – Governs criminal offenses and punishments.
- Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 (CrPC) – Outlines legal procedures for criminal cases.
- Section 482 CrPC – Enables High Courts to quash false cases.
- Section 498A IPC – Often misused in false dowry harassment cases.
- Section 354 & 376 IPC – Laws related to molestation and rape, sometimes misused.
- The Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005 – Covers domestic abuse, but can be misapplied.
- The Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 – Governs cheque bounce cases (Section 138), sometimes used fraudulently.
- The Defamation Laws (Sections 499 & 500 IPC) – Protects individuals from false allegations and slander.
False Case Defense Services We Offer
✅ Quashing False FIRs & Criminal Cases
✅ Legal Defense Against False Rape, Dowry & Domestic Violence Cases
✅ Counter-Litigation Against False Allegations
✅ Defamation Suits for Reputation Protection
✅ Protection Against False Financial & Cheque Bounce Cases
✅ Bail & Anticipatory Bail Services
✅ Legal Remedies for Wrongful Arrests & Harassment
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Immediately contact a lawyer and gather evidence to prove your innocence. Filing a quashing petition under Section 482 CrPC is an effective legal remedy.
Yes, under Section 482 CrPC, the High Court can quash a false FIR if it lacks merit or is filed with malicious intent.
You can file for FIR quashing in the High Court, gather evidence (call records, chats, witnesses), and file a counter-case for defamation and perjury.
You can file:
- Defamation case under Section 499 IPC
- Perjury complaint for false statements in court
- Malicious prosecution claim for damages
Yes, but legal remedies like FIR quashing, anticipatory bail, and counter-cases for defamation can protect your reputation and legal rights.
Under Section 182 IPC, filing false complaints with police can lead to six months’ imprisonment or a fine.
You can apply for anticipatory bail under Section 438 CrPC if there’s a risk of arrest in a fabricated case.
We provide:
- Case analysis & evidence collection
- FIR quashing & bail assistance
- Legal representation in trial & High Court
- Filing counter-cases for defamation & damages
Yes, you can file a malicious prosecution case claiming damages for loss of reputation, mental agony, and financial burden.
If falsely accused under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, you can challenge the case by proving lack of liability, improper notice, or fabrication of evidence.