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How to get bail


29-May-2023 (In Criminal Law)
My friend along with 7 other students were arrested for impersonation for ilets exam.it has been 2 days in jail since first bail request was rejected. The charges are 419 420 120b, my friend did it out of immaturity just to help out a friend. He is a student and is 22 years old. He has a perfectly clean record. His exams are going on as well. His entire life will be ruined because of this immaturty. I want to know by when can he get bail. I mean how long does it approximately take in a case like this. Please guide. Is there anything that can be done to save him
Answers (11)

Answer #1
929 votes
Hi i think the bail application has already been filed in your friend case .if not then we file for the bail application and will try to get bail as soon as possible
There is no time limit for getting bail
Answer #2
725 votes
Probably your friend will get bail from the court of Session Judge in 7 to 10 days. Firstly police officer after investigating the case file charge sheet there after case will start. As far as time is concerned it will depends upon the process of the case.
Answer #3
881 votes
Hello
As per your query you have stated that the bail request has been rejected then it have to be for the petition in higher court because as the person who is in prison has the clean record and is in college
Answer #4
711 votes
If the bail application has been rejected by the lower court . The first step is to move the high court for bail. In bail matters one has to give a notice period for 11days and usually timeframe cannot be given as it depends on court to court..in the present scenario and depending upon the details that you have given, it is a decent case for bail. But then again nothing can be said without perusing the record if the case and the role attributed to your friend.
Answer #5
614 votes
Hello,
Yes he can file for bail in the same court or higher court. In case if their the bail gets rejected then next step is to go to higher court. He can get free from charges once proper medical test is being done and same be proved in court .
Answer #6
793 votes
Hi! Accused may or may not get bail it's total discretion of Court. If the chargesheet is filed and there is no threat to the victim and other witness from accused. And accused is not influential person etc. Court may grant bail to the accused on certain conditions it's varies with cases. As per your information bail is rejected by session court, you may apply to High Court for bail. Thanks.
Answer #7
675 votes
hello, your query is bit confusing still let me clear if the bail is rejected before chargesheet then the accused can file bail application after filing of charge sheet. now as we are not aware the facts of the case still accused may file bail applications before sessions court & High court if there are change in circumstances if any. so far as 60/90 days benefit is concerned.. if the chargesheet is not filed within prescribed period then accused is entitled for bail as of right. and if filed still the accused can file bail application on its merit. as the facts are not disclosed we can not opine whether baill will be granted or no.
Answer #8
548 votes
Yes, you will have to file for anticipatory bail under section 438 of the criminal procedure code if the FIR is lodged against your younger brother. you can use these evidence as your proof and also in support to get bail in this matter and later for quashing of FIR in the Hon'ble High Court
Answer #9
704 votes
if u rejected from dj court then u have two opptions first for second appeal second to go highcourt.to go highcourt is better then second appeal but as in this becareful in hiring lawyer.as it is very sensitive.
Answer #10
885 votes
It is really very sorry to hear, but if it may possible for you to spare your document with me (in a close ambiance) hopefully, a way to come out may possible- through a legal procedure for which you seeks your relative is innocent.
Answer #11
711 votes
आपका क्या प्रश्न पूछना चाहते हैं, यह समझ से बाहर है किन्तु फिर भी जो मुझे समढ में आया उससे लगता है कि आप माननीय उच्च न्यायालय में अपील के विषय में जानकारी चाहते हैं ।
आप धारा 302 के जिला जज द्वारा खारिज किये गये जमानत प्रार्थना पत्र के विरुद्ध निश्चित तौर पर संबंधित माननीय उच्च न्यायालय में क्रिमिनल अपील प्रस्तुत कर सकते हैं ।

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