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Bail rejected do i need to wait for 6 months to reapply in High Court
16-Jan-2023 (In Criminal Law)
I have one important question as i guess my advocates are miss guiding me My friend bail application is rejected by magistrate and session Court He has been booked under section 384, 419,420,469,470 and couple of IT act Now we are planning to put his Bail application in bombay high Court but my lawyer are saying that if bail in high Court gets rejected than we can not apply for 6 month in bombay high Court for bail So it there any such provision ? And what needs to be done in this situation as the chargesheet is been filed he is in JC frm last 3.5 months And on what ground bail application gets approved? Thanks I'm advance
No need to wait for 6 months. You are free to file bail application before High court any time and as many as time you fill so due to changing of circumstances.
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Adv. Deepak Shrichand Khushalani
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Well if that's how it is...Then that's how it is. Since the Advocate of yours has already confirmed the grounds I don't believe there are reasons you should be thinking otherwise. Always trust your lawyer, especially in situations which aren't favouring you. Since he knows the best and has come to this realization after some legal metrology.
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Adv. Krishnan Balakrishnan Nair
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Hello.
Good evening.
U can file bail in high Court. There is no such rule or law.
Only thing is now that the chargesheet has been filled the grounds of bail will differ from the earlier ones.
Regards
Good evening.
U can file bail in high Court. There is no such rule or law.
Only thing is now that the chargesheet has been filled the grounds of bail will differ from the earlier ones.
Regards
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Adv. Vinit Vinod Jain
Mumbai | 25+ Answers
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As bail application has been rejected in sessions court, now you have to approach High Court for bail. There is no law or rule that you have to wait for 6 months to approach High Court. Clearly your lawyer is misguiding you.
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Adv. Samina Mirza
Navi Mumbai | 100+ Answers
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As you said chargesheet has been filed , so I think you will get bail from magistrate court. You have also have an option to file bail application in high court. Because all the above offences are traible by magistrate court, so again file application in magistrate court. Because charges are high to get bail from magistrate court. There is no provision to wait for 6 month if earlier application is rejected.
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Adv. Vikas Surve
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Sorry to say there is not such law which say you have to wait for six months for bail or anything else go for bail specialist.
Secondly section in which your friend inside jail are not big section normal it's should not be that difficult to take bail under this section .
There is no rule you should apply in six months but that is a reason that session court does give bail what was the order that order is very important
Personal feel it's not difficult to get bail
Because bail is fundamental right of a individual
Secondly section in which your friend inside jail are not big section normal it's should not be that difficult to take bail under this section .
There is no rule you should apply in six months but that is a reason that session court does give bail what was the order that order is very important
Personal feel it's not difficult to get bail
Because bail is fundamental right of a individual
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Adv. Avinash Jain
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