B Summary Case

where the Magistrate classifies the case as maliciously false When there is no evidence or prima facie case against the accused applicable, when false or frivolous cases are filed a B Summary Report is filed by the Police in such a matter. Usually a final report will lead to acquittal of the accused, upon acceptance by the Court the police have to become the complainant and register a case against the original complainant, stating that he had complained to the police with malicious intent. 

You need intervention before.  Now you can only file protest petition in the same. 

1. You have no locus to intervene.

2. If the B summary report has neither been accepted nor rejected then it is for the accused to approach the High Court through a petition to expedite the proceedings before the court below.

1. the accused person can approach the High Court for directing the trial Court to  dispose of the B report

2. if you are interested you can intervene, but only if you are REALLY interested, 

1. Remedies accrue only when there is a right. You are a stranger to lis in the case, hence no right and consequently no remedy either.

2. Since the complainant is same in both cases you can, if the accused is acquitted in the other case, obtain the certified copy of the final judgment of the court and bring it on record in your case to prove that she is habitual of making such false allegations.

You can rely on that report but can initiate proceedings in that case being no locus in the same

1. The accused can approach the magistrate on the court and can request for taking steps if he fails, a petition in hc can be filed to expedite the case.

2. See in criminal matter as third party you cannot do anything at this stage. 

See firstly for both matter there will be seperate investigation and seperate evidence so even though case is of same nature both cannot be equidated and in this case you cannot take any step. 

1)B Summary Report is filed by the Police in such a matter. Usually a final report. Will lead to acquittal of the accused, upon acceptance by the Court.

2) approach high court filed to expedite the case.

1.  The remedy for that is to approach high court with a petition under section 482 either for quash of the charge sheet or to direct the trial court for an expeditious disposal of the pending B report before it.

2.What intervention? You have already approached high court with a quash petition what else remedy you want?

You are an accused in the case and the police have filed a B report which is in your favor, then where is the question of intervention by you in this?

Since your matter is already pending before high court, you may add in the arguments about the B report filed by the police in this matter to close the complaint since there is no truth in the complaint.

Your advocate can include all such issues while making a final argument before high court in the quash petition

Dear Client 

1. Yes the remedy is available the accused can approach High court Under section 482 CrPC for order lower court to dispose The Report and quashing of FIR
2. The third party cannot intervene in an FIR as there is no interest of third party in court proceedings.
3. You can get the certified copy of order and place it on record in your case to prove in court that the complainant is habitual in leveling false cases.