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Can we apply for anticipatory bail again after rejection from SC


31-Aug-2023 (In Criminal Law)
We had applied for an anticipatory bail which was first accepted by High Court and them in Supreme court it was remanded back to higb court for giving cooments on merits. So now back in High Court Honble Jugde gave us bail but with bery bad comments on merit. Noe in supreme cout they have rejected our bail. So how can we apply for second anticipatory bail. The person accused is now a heart patient and senior citizen, can this help us in our case.
Answers (4)

Answer #1
822 votes
Yes, you can get anticipatory bail especially since the person accused is Senior Citizen and Heart patient. Bail is right and jail is exception and there is no law that mandates that accused should be kept in jail without any bail.

However, since you have faced various problems in getting the bail therefore at this stage it is advisable to engage an experienced lawyer to ensure that the bail is allowed otherwise, there is every likelihood that your bail will be rejected for improper appreciation of facts by the Court.
Answer #2
522 votes
After an Anticipatory Bail application has been dismissed, A second application for Anticipatory Bail can be filed only if there are any changed circumstances. Usually if the Supreme Court has dismissed the application then there a very less chances of the High Court to interfere. In case the accused the accused has to surrender he may do so being admitted in a hospital and there a bright chances of regular bail on this ground.
Answer #3
643 votes
Heart patient may help you, but once A.Bail is rejected from supreme court then it is not possible to get A.Bail from High court so easily, there is only 10 % chances that too if there is any change of circumstance.
But if you can show me your FIR and all your bail orders till now.
Regards
Answer #4
800 votes
Sir you can file 2nd application for bail only in changed circumstances. Health condition wud not help you in getting anticipatory bail as such but it could be a factor. You need to check if there is any changed circumstances with regard to facts of your case. Something which have come up during this time in your favour.

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