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We handle High Court writs, appeals, and FIR quashing — from criminal to family petitions. Bombay High Court expertise is our core.

• High Court Appeals

A High Court Appeal is a legal process where a person or party challenges the decision of a lower court (like a Sessions Court or Magistrate Court) by requesting the High Court to review and change that decision.

Key Points:

• Filed when someone is not satisfied with the judgment of a lower court.

• Can be used in civil, criminal, or family law matters.

• The High Court has the power to uphold, reverse, or modify the earlier judgment.

Example: If you’re wrongly convicted by a trial court, you can appeal to the High Court to have the conviction reviewed or overturned.

• Quashing (Under Section 482 of CrPC)

Quashing means getting a criminal case dismissed by the High Court—usually because the case is false, malicious, or legally weak.

Key Points:

• Filed under Section 482 of the Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC).

• The High Court uses this power to prevent misuse of the legal system or ensure justice.

• Often used in false FIRs, family disputes, or private settlement cases.

Example: A husband and wife resolve their differences after a criminal complaint (FIR) is filed during a family dispute. They can jointly request the High Court to quash the FIR to avoid further legal action.