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Release of money deposited in high court against bail


07-Sep-2023 (In Criminal Law)
Sir After my mother death I sold property of my mother which she sold me in 2001 she died in 2010. On the basis of will my brother took stay after my selling. N also put an fir against me u/ 420/406/471 ipc because I encash post dated cheques after my mother death. Court deposit my registry amt and bank any in court n gve bail to me. Now civil suit is dismissed fr default. Can court release my registry amount now ?
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Answer #1
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What is the status of the FIR? On the basis of a civil suit being dismissed for default, you will not be entitled to get your bail surety/security amount released. However, if the FIR is also quashed then you may.
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Answer #2
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surely . you can approach the Hon'ble court vide a separate application. the application will be decided on merits and the same would certainly be justified. there is no legal impediment for declining the releif
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Answer #3
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You have not written details regarding the will. As you are registered owner and case is dismissed from the Hon'ble High court, the amount deposited will be released for this we have to go through the legal process. Pl contact me
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