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SC: Threatening a Person to Withdraw Complaint Won’t Attract Offence U/S 195A IPC - (10 Aug 2023)

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Supreme Court has observed that later part of Section 195A IPC makes it very clear that false evidence means false evidence before the Court of law, and therefore threatening a person to withdraw a complaint or FIR or settle the dispute would not attract any offence under the section.

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