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Bail Rejected In Tiz Hazari Court In NDPS Case.


07-Aug-2023 (In Criminal Law)
NDPS in disclosure case is that I applied for bail but rejected in tis hazari court judge is DR. Sahabuddin. So now what I must do for bail where I should go for bail. So that my brother could come out of jail. This case is 50 days old. Thank you.
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Answer #1
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The bail has been rejected u/s 437 CrPC by the hon'ble judge. The next step is to apply to the High Court or Court of Session u/s 439 of CrPC Under Section 439 the respective court has special powers regarding grant of bail. Grant of Bail also depends on the age of the accused and previous convictions and other factors
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Answer #2
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I have perused your query and would advise you to file a bail application before the Honourble Delhi High Court and seek release for your brother. Do share the FIR, bail application and copy of order dismissing the bail
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Answer #3
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