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About stopping the opposite party from getting bail.


30-Jan-2024 (In Criminal Law)
The FIR was lodged against a family of 40 upon the grounds of them beating and abusing a family of 4. Now they have applied for bail in sessions court. How do we stop it ?
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Answer #1
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You’ll have to file the intervention Application in the said bail application for opposing the bail before the sessions court. And by virtue of the said Application the Hon’ble Court will heard you & consider your submissions.
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Answer #2
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The complainant may appear before the sessions Court proceedings and intervene. You may appoint your counsel , intervene in the bail proceeding and submit your written notes of argument opposing the bail.
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Answer #3
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Well, if they have applied for Bail, then, you can hire a competent Defence Lawyer to defend you and to put his best efforts to get their Bail rejected by filing an Application under the concerned provisions of law to reject their Bail
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