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Private Banking fraud case..FIR is given under 406/420/409/120B IPC


25-Apr-2023 (In Criminal Law)
My husband a private bank,few month ago his colleague are fraud many bank account holders money and my husband looking this matter and he informed his banking authorities. After this incident banking vigilant team was investigating this matter and Suspended all staff.but some customers was FIR lodge in local police station and after this FIR police arrest main accused person,and branch manager. But my husband worried about this time and he contact a local lawyer to discuss this matter. But this lawyer assisted him to apply anticipatory bail after that my husband applied anticipatory bail but bail was rejected. But few days ago he was arrested ...and now he held police custody...charge sheet submit this month 26/04/23.How we do ???we are puzzled and worried ..lawyer tell me after 30 days he is getting bail,but my husband was not involved this fraud,,nWhat do I do?please help me,how am I getting bail ?
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Answer #1
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dear client as per your query since you applied for anticipatory bail but got rejected you can again apply for anticipatory bail he can get bail you can consult me online by paying online consultancy fees...
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Answer #2
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you can now apply for regular bail in the lower court and if that also get rejected then you can apply before the high court. get the case vetted by a criminal lawyer to explore quashing if possible. regards, Tanmoy Chattopadhyay, M.Sc (Net), LL.B (Delhi), Advocate, High Court, Calcutta.
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Answer #3
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dear client, I will suggest you two legal remedies which you may pursue.. first of all apply bail in HC if it has been rejected by sessions court .. secondly after his release file a petition in high court to quash the FIR qua your husband on the basis of grounds taken by you.. I'm presently practicing in High court of Punjab and Haryana.. you may contact me for any further clarification..
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