criminal laws - what is prohibited whether filing of two firs by one part against same accused or filing case and counter case against each other ? = if two FIRs are filed in relation to the same offence and against the same accused, whether the subsequent FIR was liable to be quashed or not. = the lodgment of two FIRs is not permissible in respect of one and the same incident. The concept of sameness has been given a restricted meaning. It does not encompass filing of a counter-FIR relating to the same or connected cognizable offence. What is prohibited is any further complaint by the same complainant and others against the same accused subsequent to the registration of the case under the Code, for an investigation in that regard would have already commenced and allowing registration of further complaint would amount to an improvement of the facts mentioned in the original complaint
criminal laws - what is prohibited whether filing of two firs by one part against same accused or filing case and counter case against each other ? = if two FIRs are filed in relation to the same offence and against the same accused, whether the subsequent FIR was liable to be quashed or not. = the lodgment of two FIRs is not permissible in respect of one and the same incident. The concept of sameness has been given a restricted meaning. It does not encompass filing of a counter-FIR relating to the same or connected cognizable offence. What is prohibited is any further complaint by the same complainant and others against the same accused subsequent to the registration of the case under the Code, for an investigation in that regard would have already commenced and allowing registration of further complaint would amount to an improvement of the facts mentioned in the original complaint