Quashing Proforma on Compromise (India)

Open Legal LibraryUpdated 24 Jul 2026

This document is a formal template for filing a petition to the High Court in India to quash a First Information Report (FIR) based on a mutual compromise between parties. It includes all necessary components such as the petition under Section 482 of the Cr.P.C., supporting affidavits, and a memorandum of parties, specifically designed for matrimonial or personal disputes that have been settled out of court.

Quashing Proforma Compromise

First of all for filing compromise quashing below-mentioned documentation is required:

Compromise Deed signed by both the parties.

Identity proofs of both the parties.

True Translated copy of FIR.

IN THE HON'BLE HIGH COURT OF

CRM-M No………. 20

Name of First Party

……….Petitioner

Versus

Name of Second Party.

……Respondents

Index

Sr. No.

Particulars

Date

Pages

Court

Fee

Urgent Form

1.

Application for Exemption

for filing truly typed and true photocopies of Annexures

2.

Affidavit

3.

Memo of Parties

4.

Petition U/S 482 CR.P.C. for quashing on the basis of

Compromise

5.

Affidavit of Petitioner

6.

Affidavit of Anita Rani

(Respondent No. 2)

7.

Annexure P-1(The True typed

Copy of FIR)

8.

Annexure P-2 ( The True

Translated copy of

Compromise Deed)

9.

Annexure P-3 (Colly.) (True

Typed IDs Proofs)

10

. Vakalatnama

11

. Vernacular Annexure P-

1(Copy of FIR)

12

. Vernacular Annexure P-2

(Compromise Deed)

13

. Vernacular Annexure P-3

Place: Chandigarh

Date:

Through Counsel

IN THE HON’BLE HIGH COURT OF

CRM-M No………. 20

Name of First Party

……….Petitioner

Versus

Name of Second Party.

……Respondents

Court fee

Place:

Date:

Through Counsel

IN THE HON’BLE HIGH COURT OF

CRM-M No………. 20

Name of First Party ……….Petitioner

Versus

Name of Second Party. ……Respondents

Application Under Section 482 Cr.P.C. for exemption from filing Certified Copies and for accepting True Typed/ True Translated copies of Annexures……….

Most Respectfully Showeth:

That the Applicant/Petitioner is filing the accompanying Petition before this Hon’ble High Court. The Same is likely to succeed for the grounds taken therein.

That the Applicant/petitioner is also attaching herewith true typed/ True Translated copies of Annexures _________. Since the matter is of an urgent nature, thus the true typed/ True Translated copies of the

Annexures ________are being attached with this petition.

It is, therefore, respectfully prayed that the present Application may kindly be accepted in the interest of justice and fair play.

Note: Affidavit is Attached

Place: Through Counsel

Date:


IN THE HON’BLE HIGH COURT OF

CRM-M No………. 20

Name of First Party ……….Petitioner

Versus

Name of Second Party. ……Respondents

Short Affidavit of ______Son of _________, aged about __years,

Resident of___________

I, the above-named Deponent do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as under:

That the deponent is filing the accompanying Petition before this

Hon’ble High Court. The Same is likely to succeed for the grounds taken therein.

That the deponent is also attaching herewith true typed/ True Translated copies of Annexures___________. Since the matter is of an urgent nature, thus the true typed/ True translated copies of the Annexures __________are being attached with this petition.

DEPONENT

DATED:

Verification:-

Verified that the Contents of Paras No. 1 to 2 of my affidavit are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. No Part of it is false and nothing material has been kept concealed therein.

DEPONENT

DATED:

IN THE HON’BLE HIGH COURT OF

CRM-M No………. 20

MEMO OF PARTIES

(Name of the first person), (his father's name), (his age) and (his address).

……….Applicant/Petitioner

Versus

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