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Uu/mollee808 I believe OP resides in Uttar Pradesh and here for quashing for FIR you file a 226, and a 482 is only maintainable after Chargesheet and Summoning/Cognizance order.
It’s just how Allahabad High Court works.
UNo Court is going to quash a settlement where someone dies. Trust me, I am a regular practicioner and I see such cases on the daily.U1. That advice is good only if OP had filed the complaint before an FIR was lodged against him, and not after. 2. Such allegations would establish mens rea for murder. 3. Courts are hesitant to quash FIRs in cross cases since it al the more proves that the incident as narrated did take place, and in this case, where a person has died lodging a cross cases is going to be the worst case scenario if the case goes to trial.UIt is the worst advice you could’ve given him, both morally as well as on the merits of his case because such “allegations” would establish a motive for murder against OP and his father.ULawyer here: Please do not do that. Something like this would establish a clear motive for murder, and results could be disastrous for you.
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