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138 matter got bail by police on 10k security what to do now
20-May-2023 (In Cheque Bounce Law)
dear sir/madame i am from lucknow city and i received bailable warrant u/s 138 ni act in which the police gave me bail from police station and adviced me to appear in court on the date fixed for hearing.please advice will i have to again apply for bail in court even after i have been given bail by the police?whats the best step i should take?the police gave me bail on personal muchalka of 10000 taken by my brother.police inspector says now i wont have to take bail again in courti only have to appear on the date fixed but some lawyers say i will have to again apply for bail in court.please advice whats the best step to be adopted?
You have to appear in the court concern and apply for regular bail. You will get final bail from court concern only after submitting two surities. There after the trial will start. Bailable Warren was issued by the court to compel your appearance only.
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Adv. Romil Sagar Srivastav
Lucknow | 25+ Answers
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No you don't have to apply for the bail and for proper information ask the website to provide my name and number for proper information in the matter I have already made a reply to your question in your previous query so if not satisfied please ask the website for contact details
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Adv. Mohd. Murtaza Hasan
Lucknow | 25+ Answers
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No further bail required if you appear on next date before the court. If you don't appear in court on the next date fixed then NBW may be issued. You appear through advocate. Engage an advocate and file objections.
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Adv. Vijay Kumar Teotia
Meerut | 200+ Answers
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You have to apply for bail before the court under Section 138 Negotiable Instrument Act as you have only filled up bonds before police to appear before court.
But prior to that you have right to challenge the order of cognizance and the further proceedings of the complaint case before the revisional court or High Court. In that event you need not to apply for bail before the magistrate Court.
It is appropriate that you challenge the summoning order and the further proceedings before the Higher Court prior to the date fixed before the magistrate. The grounds of challenge etc can be made out only by going through the relevant papers with you on personal visit. However as per my personal opinion it is better option to challenge the proceedings earlier to getting bail.
But prior to that you have right to challenge the order of cognizance and the further proceedings of the complaint case before the revisional court or High Court. In that event you need not to apply for bail before the magistrate Court.
It is appropriate that you challenge the summoning order and the further proceedings before the Higher Court prior to the date fixed before the magistrate. The grounds of challenge etc can be made out only by going through the relevant papers with you on personal visit. However as per my personal opinion it is better option to challenge the proceedings earlier to getting bail.
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Adv. Murli Manohar
Lucknow | 25+ Answers
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