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IPC 302 & 307 High court rejected I.A-1 for granting bail


29-Oct-2023 (In Criminal Law)
Accuse in judicial custody since 1 year. In district & Session court convicted for sec. IPC 302 & 307 life and R.I. 10 years. in this case only one accused. Whether in the Supreme Court granting the bail.
Answers (7)

Answer #1
990 votes
hello client hru as i have read ur issue . as per ur statement in this case the sessions court have convicted the person for R i as well as for life sentence .in this matter i need to knw tht wheather appeal in high court has been filled or not. then bail application has been moved in high court got rejected or not. then omly supreme court can interfere in this matter.
Answer #2
806 votes
first of all file appeal in High Court after the appeal would be admitted by the High Court then only they would be chances the bail would be granted to the accused but but the chances are quite low as when the conviction is done by Session Court means the evidence is not in the favour of accused
Answer #3
881 votes
The conclusion can be reached in your case only when you will bring the complete letter and after its observation it can be ascertained whether the bell will be found or not. thanks you want a better solution in this matter contact me
Answer #4
552 votes
as per the contents u have stated yes bail can be granted by the Supreme court but one has to see the case first that what was the ground of conviction and what public witnesses has stated against the accused.u can contact me through app wherein I can help u for the same
Answer #5
688 votes
the supreme court can surely consider granting of bail. however it will need to be seen whether the high court also has rejected the prayer for bail because before going to supreme court, you will be required to go to high court.
Answer #6
603 votes
Apply for bail application before the sessions again and again and you will eventually get the bail. For bail, you have to break the charge and act. If the charge sheet is closed then you can apply for regular bail. However the Supreme Court can grant you the bail but subject to it's discretion and why to close the other doors open to you.
Answer #7
710 votes
whether supreme Court will grant bail or not will depend upon facts of case. certainly if grounds are made out then supreme Court will grant bail. you need to be more specific about the details of the case and share with us the entire court record. only after that we will be able to help in securing bail.

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