Regular bail after getting anticipatory bail form High court

622 votes

After getting anticipatory bail, the next thing that the accused must compulsorily do is to attend all court hearings as required by the court. If an accused person has been granted anticipatory bail, it means that they can avoid arrest by the police for a specific period of time. They must also comply with any other conditions set by the court while granting anticipatory bail, such as surrendering their passport or reporting to the police station at specified intervals. It must be noted that anticipatory bail does not guarantee an acquittal in the case and the accused will still have to stand trial and prove their innocence.


If the anticipatory bail is granted, the accused can also seek regular bail from the court during the course of the trial i.e., if the trial continues and the accused person is taken into custody for any other reason, they may seek regular bail from the court. Regular bail allows the accused person to be released from custody while the trial is ongoing, under certain conditions set by the court, such as reporting regularly to the police station, not evading the authorities, and refraining from interfering with witnesses or tampering with evidence. The grant of regular bail is subject to the discretion of the court, which considers factors such as the seriousness of the offence, the likelihood of the accused person fleeing or interfering with the investigation, and the likelihood of the accused person showing up in court.

Advocate Sudershani Ray LawRato

639 votes

Why would you need regular bail once granted anticipatory. Regular bail is applied once you are in custody. And, yes FIR under 354 ipc can be quashed if compromise arises between both the parties. Hope it helps!

Advocate Pankaj Chauhan LawRato

819 votes

Dear queriest,
1) anticipatory bail once granted remains in effect till the final disposal of the case. After presentation of challan in the jurisdiction court you will be called by ur advocate to fill the intimation.
2) if victim is ready for compromise such offence will be compoundable after the statement of the victim in the said court. Otherwise another option remain is quashing petition in highcourt.
Rgds adv sood

Advocate Shivam Sood LawRato

933 votes

If high court has granted bail to u than I have to submit your bail bonds before trial court, where FIR has been registered. For this purpose u have to approach ur Advocate with surety and documents and he will submit the same before court. It is not called regular bail because u have been already released on bail by high court

Advocate Sandeep Kumar Bawa LawRato