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Regarding Bail Application in section 420 , 379 and 411


09-Jan-2023 (In Criminal Law)
Dear Sir, My friends in judicial custody from more 60 days in the section 379 , 411 , 420. His bail application is pending at High Court. Police has not been submit he chargeseet in 60 days. Can we apply bail at Session court also as chargesheet not submitted with in 60 days. how to argue bail application under section 379/411 ipc cases?
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Answer #1
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Default Bail refers to the right which accrues in favour of an accused to seek release on bail, upon failure of the police authority to complete the investigation within a prescribed period, as per Section 167 of the Code of Criminal Procedure. In the present case, you may withdraw the bail application pending before the High Court and file a subsequent bail application before the Sessions Court. It is also advisable to engage the services of an experienced lawyer, well-versed in the court craft and with knowledge of how to argue a bail application under section 379/411 IPC cases.

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Answer #2
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yes of course you should move for bail application in concerned Court if Lower court not provide the bell then you have to move in High Court Highcourt easily get enlarge on bail on a aforesaid t section application waiting for charge Si is not mandatory
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Answer #3
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if the bail in your section 379 411 420 IPC is rejected as you are telling and your bail is pending in High Court butt if the police does not file the charge sheet within 60 days it can become bailI ground but if your bail has been dismissed from the session and there is a pending in the High Court then you cannot put it in the session again this section is not such that there is no bail from the high court I can give you the number of advocate who can help u and get ur bail easily thanku !
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Answer #4
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hello as per your query I would suggest you to wait for the outcome from the high court order on bail application as on the same issue you cant approach lower /session court when matter is pending in high court. For further information on this contact me with the registered mobile no with lawrato.
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