You need to go for quashing in high court if FIR is registered. Attach the sworn statement of the Complianant in the same
I was recently arrested for Burglary of an inhabited dwelling. i never entered the home.
The owner of the residence (a friend of mine) insists that he did not ever intend for me to be charged with anything as I had never entered his home without his knowledge and head never taken anything from his home. I was recently arrested for Burglary of an Inhabited Dwelling and had to bond out. I would like for this charge to be dropped and the plaintiff in the case said that he is more than willing to sign a sworn affidavit stating that I had not entered his home nor did I steal anything from his home. What statements are important to include in order to clear my name of this false charge?? Thank you for your time, Jennifer D. Allen
Asked 4 years ago in Criminal Law
Religion: Christian
8 Answers
he told me that if i drafted an affidavit he would sign it. are there any specific statements that you would suggest (or wording) that i should make certain to include in the affidavit (besides the obvious of course)?
Asked 4 years ago
My mother has filed for temporary custody of my daughter due to me being arrested so i was to make sure that I get this take care of as quickly as possible before our March 14th hearing date.
Asked 4 years ago
You need to put the said affidavit on record before the court and get the said offense quashed.
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1) statement of complainant has to be recorded wherein he mentions that you did not commit burgulary in his residence
2) he can execute affidavit to that effect . It should mention that you are his friend and he has know you for long time . That you did not break into his house and no burgulary was committed by you
Act as mentioned herein above
In custody application filed by your mother rely upon affidavit of your friend that you did not commit burgulary at his residence
You have to give an affidavit stating that you never intended to visit their home with any intention to steal anything from their home neither you had entered their home without the knowledge of the owner
The owner of the residence can submit an affidavit from his/her side to confirm your statement as well as to confirm that nothing was stolen from her residence that to the knowledge of the owner you are not in the habit of stealing anything from anywhere that the charges framed against you may be by mistaken of acts.
If you are unable to draft the affidavit yourself, you can take the assistance of a local attorney or any advocate of this forum and get a neatly drafted affidavit which would come to your rescue, of course on the terms of the chosen attorney.
It is better that considering your precarious situation especially with regard to your child custody issue being hanging around, you may better contact an attorney in the local immediately and get the desired task completed.