Case U/S 498A/406/34IPC

872 votes

Yes he has to take the regular bail because without that he can’t be out on bail we need to see what are the sections and all what is the matter And all what did the court say and all where was the bail taken from which court and all let’s see everything in the case

Advocate Yash Karan Jain LawRato

648 votes

The Court would ask you to furnish the surety at the time of taking cognisance of charge sheet. You have to furnish the surety again at the time of submission of charge sheet before the concerned magistrate.

Advocate Suneel Kumar LawRato

940 votes

Hi, In case of bailable offence the police has power to grant bail, but after the challans are filed in court, the accused person has to fill the prescribed bail bond in order to get regular bail from court. A person Arrested has a Legal and Constitutional Entitlement to Inform his Relations that he has been Detained. Police Custody/Duration. The police cannot keep any person arrested for any alleged offence for more than twenty-four hours. Within 24 hours the police is legally duty-bound to produce the said arrested person before the nearest magistrate under whose jurisdiction the alleged offence has been committed. In case the police fails to produce him within the prescribed period of 24 hours, the detention will amount to an illegal detention, and on moving a habeas corpus writ petition, he has to be set at liberty at once. There have been instances, where police has kept persons in their custody for more than 24 hours, and on filing a writ petition they have been ordered to be released.

Advocate Anuj Nair LawRato

994 votes

Hi, In respect to your query, we advice hat you should absolutely take regular bail, as taking regular bail from court is a must. For more information and legal advice, feel free to have a word with us. All the best!

Advocate Sahej Uban LawRato