Hi, if the FIR has been registered it is advisable to apply for anticipatory bail,in order to avoid arrest and then you can join the investigation 

its not 490, it will be 498a, pls check

anyway, you are advised to take services of one prominent lawyer to defend your case

a detailed discussion may be fructify for you

provide facts of complaint to ger perfect assistance

Appoint a competent lawyer to defend you. 

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Police would issue you notice to record statement

2) deny allegations made in FIR 

3) contact a local lawyer and apply for bail 

Sir in my view she has filed 498a case on you of so is the case file a quashing petition before the high court and seek anticipatory bail to avoid arrest if FIR is filed.

How can section 490 be invoked 

Kindly share the copy of the FIR for a concrete and more appropriate advise 

Regards 

A 498a case has been filed against you. Approach the high court so that it may direct the police to investigate the matter fairly and give you an arrest stay.

After that the case would be tried in a court.

Regards 

Dear Sir,

Section 490 is in respect of : Breach of contract of service during voyage or journey. Section 491: Breach of contract to attend on and supply wants of helpless person.

It seems you might have misquoted the section instead of 498A.  You may substantiate before the police that she is making  false allegations you have every right to challenge such FIR in High Court and get it quashed.

IPC 490 is repealed. 

Section No: 490 Chapter No: 19 Breach of contract of service during voyage or journey. (Indian Penal Code 1860 (ipc))

I think it is 498  not 490

Sec 490 or 498a ?

Is it 498A or section 490?

By mistake you might  have mentioned it as 490.

If the police have registered FIR on her complaint then you may first obtain AB and then challenge her false allegations in the trial court.

1.  I assume you wanted to write 498A.

2. Most of 498A cases are false in India.

3. If and when police lodges the FIR and you are served 41A CrPC notice then apply for anticipatory bail.