498A & Matrimonial Criminal Proceedings

Section 498A of the Indian Penal Code or Section 85 of BNS deals with cruelty, harassment and dowry-related abuse by the husband or his relatives. The moment a 498A complaint or FIR is filed, the matter becomes criminal in nature, and the consequences can be serious, including arrest and criminal trial. These cases require strong legal strategy, careful documentation and immediate steps for protection.

As a practising 498A and criminal lawyer in Mumbai, Advocate Khevana Dagli assists clients in handling 498A FIRs, notices, threats of arrest, police investigation, bail, harassment allegations and related criminal proceedings. Each case is handled with complete confidentiality and professionalism.

Common Issues in 498A Cases

Immediate Legal Protection

Procedure in 498A Case

1. FIR is filed

2. Police issues 41A Notice

3. Anticipatory Bail application

4. Charge-sheet filing

5. Evidence stage

6. Cross-examination

7. Final arguments

8. Acquittal / discharge / closure

Why Choose Advocate Khevana Dagli

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, it is non-bailable, but Anticipatory Bail can be obtained.

Arrest is possible depending on evidence, but courts discourage arrest without proper inquiry.

Yes. High Court can quash false 498A FIRs under Section 482 CrPC.

It can be closed through settlement followed by quashing.

It may support the wife’s case but also complicates matters.

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