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Regular bail rejected by sessions court what is statutory bail
24-Aug-2023 (In Criminal Law)
Arrested on 11th july and taken on police custody on 12th july and is in judicial custody since 18th july till now under section 465, 468, 471 ,473 ,476 ,464 and under section 12 of passport act the maximum period of imprisonment is 7 yrs for the above case . my question is : What is statutory bail period for this under crpc 167 is it 60 days or 90 days ? If regular bail got rejected in sessions . Can we apply statutory bail in magistrate again or we should apply in high court only?
You are at liberty to apply for bail again either with the magistrate or afresh with the High Court. The Hon'ble Supreme Court has issued guidelines when bail should be rejected and when should not be rejected. It is 60 days for offences punishable with imprisonment for a term of less than ten years. It is possible for you to get bail if you approach the court with proper reasoning.
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What happens after bail in 498A?
If anticipatory bail is granted, the accused will be summoned by an IO on the date specified to appear at the police station with those who are willing and able to stand as sureties for him. They must also be prepared with the bail amount. 29-Sept-2023
What happens after chargesheet is filed in 498A?
After the accused or their attorneys have examined the chargesheet, the court will proceed to framing the charges. Telling the accused what crimes you have been charged with.
On what grounds anticipatory bail can be rejected in 498A?
The judge will not grant bail if he believes you committed an offense punishable by death or life imprisonment. There are some exceptions, including for women and children under 16 years old, as well as those who are disabled or sick. 12-Oct-2023
Can bail be granted after chargesheet?
The Allahabad High Court has ruled that anticipatory bail may be granted even if the police have submitted a chargesheet and the lower court is aware of it. 21-Jun-2023
Dear friend,
Their is nothing as hard and fast rule that 60 or 90 days you will get bail only ,general trend is that it depends on opposite party ,judges and merit of the case ,yes in case chargesheet nkt submitted within 90 days another provision of bail is their.so all matters and case has to be seen.in India their is law and their is laws....you will understand it once you go through procedure of court .Better get a good lawyer and he will hell you sortings thing out .If you go wrong hand you may end up for longer period under custody.
Their is nothing as hard and fast rule that 60 or 90 days you will get bail only ,general trend is that it depends on opposite party ,judges and merit of the case ,yes in case chargesheet nkt submitted within 90 days another provision of bail is their.so all matters and case has to be seen.in India their is law and their is laws....you will understand it once you go through procedure of court .Better get a good lawyer and he will hell you sortings thing out .If you go wrong hand you may end up for longer period under custody.
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