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Anticipatory bail amount withdrawn without the applicant's consent


12-Jan-2023 (In Criminal Law)
On order by the high court, i have deposited money worth 22lacs and m out on ABA. Now v want to quash the case but my advocate is saying v have to do the quashing on the terms of the petitioner. Or else widout the applicant's consent also the petitioner can withdraw the money from the court. As per my knowledge my NOC is a must without dat money cannot be withdrawn from either parties.
Answers (3)

Answer #1
737 votes
Your question is not clear. First of all what was the order? The amount was deposited as what?
Quashing you can do by approaching the Hon'ble High Court.
If it is on petitioner's terms then you have to file consent terms before the court.
About withdrawal ...how can the petitioner withdraw the money without any direction from the court? I need to read your order.
Without details of your case and without looking at the order it is very difficult to guide you properly.
Answer #2
947 votes
No its not the case. The HC can pass order in favor of petitioner to allow them to withdraw money. You can go for quashing if u have good case on merits where crime is registered without ur involvement.
Answer #3
987 votes
Yes your consent is mandatory for withdrawal of money & application must be sign by applicant . .....

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