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Warrant from trail court even after stay from high court


19-Oct-2026 (In Cheque Bounce Law)
I have got stay from high court in cheque bounce for 8 weeks but in between the police approached me with warrant from trail court within 2 weeks. Is it possible when we have stay from high court the police getting warrant from trail court. When i showed them the stay they went back and again after 15 days they came back again with warrant. Is it possible to take mutiple warrant or the police is using same warrant. Do warrant have any validity
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Answer #1
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If a trial court issues a warrant (such as a bailable or non-bailable arrest warrant) despite a subsisting (active) stay order issued by a High Court, the action is illegal and in contempt of the superior court's order
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Answer #2
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​To resolve this issue immediately you should ensure your advocate submits a certified copy of the High Court stay order directly to the trial court requesting the magistrate to formally recall or cancel any active warrants and notify the police station Always keep certified printed copies of the High Court stay order with you to show law enforcement officers if necessary
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