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Anticipatory bail rejection by session court. I am 70 years old


24-Jan-2024 (In Criminal Law)
I bought a house in a building in Navi Mumbai in 1995l. Then the builder sanchayini investment and builder were called to supreme court in 1997 and the building work stopped. Case went on for years till 2014 when building was handed over to the customers. Still in 2024 most of the houses are in shambles and the society committee is Dilly dallying to add my name in members list. I sold the house in 20022 to one business man. In 2023 somebody has filed an FIR on us and anticipatory bail rejected.
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Answer #1
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Well, you can file an Appeal before the Appellate forum for rejection of your Anticipatory Bail either by Sessions or High Court. If the Bail has been rejected by Sessions, then you can approach concerned High Court, however, if the Bail has been rejected by the concerned High Court, then, you can file an Appeal in Supreme Court.
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Answer #2
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if your anticipatory bail got rejected by session court then immediately you need to go and file anticipatory bail before highcourt otherwise police will try to arrest those person whose name is mentioned in aforesaid FIR I am a criminal lawyer my office is located in a fort near the Bombay highcourt if you require kindly talk to me
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