Expert FIR Quashing Lawyer in Delhi High Court – Advocate Mayank Sharma

Facing an FIR can be stressful and life-changing. At the Chamber of Mayank Sharma, we provide expert legal assistance in FIR quashing before the Delhi High Court and Supreme Court of India. Recognized as the best FIR quashing lawyer in Delhi, best FIR quashing lawyer in Delhi NCR, and one of the top FIR quashing cases lawyers in Delhi and NCR, Advocate Mayank Sharma ensures strategic representation and strong defense to protect your rights. .

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FIR Quashing – Legal Framework in India

CrPC vs. BNSS: Earlier governed by Section 482 CrPC, FIR quashing is now recognized under Section 528 BNSS (Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023).

IPC vs. BNS: Offences mentioned in the FIR earlier under IPC are now replaced by the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS, 2023).

BSA (2023): Replaces the Evidence Act, crucial in FIR quashing proceedings for proof and records.

Supreme Court & High Courts: Both courts exercise inherent powers to quash FIRs where no offence is made out or continuation of proceedings would be an abuse of law.

Why Choose Chamber of Mayank Sharma for FIR Quashing?

Expertise: Proven success in FIR quashing cases before Delhi High Court & Supreme Court..

Tailored Strategy: Each case is unique, and we craft personalized strategies to secure relief.

Commitment: Strong dedication to protecting clients from harassment, false implications, and misuse of law.

Recognition: Advocate Mayank Sharma is regarded among the best divorce lawyer in Delhi, as well as the best FIR quashing lawyer in Delhi NCR.

Our Legal Support for FIR Quashing

Filing petitions under Section 482 CrPC / 528 BNSS provisions.

Quashing FIRs based on settlement, false implication, or lack of evidence.

Strong representation before the Delhi High Court and Supreme Court.

Assistance in criminal complaints, anticipatory bail, and related proceedings.

FAQs on FIR Quashing in Delhi NCR

No, only FIRs where no offence is made out, or where parties have settled, can be quashed.

Yes, courts often quash FIRs in matrimonial disputes after settlement between parties.

Offences are now under the BNS (2023), but procedural powers are under BNSS (2023).

The time varies but generally takes a few weeks to months, depending on case complexity.

Yes, filing and arguing quashing petitions require expert legal drafting and strong court advocacy.

Feel free to contact Chamber of Mayank Sharma for further information and personalized guidance on your Supreme Court case. Our best Supreme Court Lawyers in Delhi / NCR are ready to address any additional queries or concerns you may have.

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