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Frequently Asked Questions
It is a non-bailable offence, though the Supreme Court has issued guidelines restricting automatic arrest in many 498A cases — a lawyer can advise on the current safeguards that apply.
Streedhan refers to gifts and property given to a woman before, during or after her marriage, which legally remains hers. It can be claimed back through a separate civil or criminal process even alongside a 498A case.
In many cases yes, through mutual settlement — but the process depends on the stage of the case and typically requires court approval, so it's worth discussing the options with a lawyer early.