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sec 409, sec 420, sec 34 (IPC)
29-Apr-2023 (In Criminal Law)
got bail on condition bail so far charge sheet not filed, So A2 A3 not arrested. HOw to proceed further for me A1
It is mandatory for the Police to file charge sheet within stipulated time from the date of arrest of accused. ... But if the perpetrator has been arrested for offence punishable for not more than 10 years then chargesheet has to be filed with 60 days, in other cases chargesheet has to be filed within 90 days.
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Can we get bail in IPC 409?
Only the 1st class Judicial Magistrates can grant bail if the case is satisfied. It is hard to get bail before 90 days, but bail can be granted if the IO fills out the charge sheet. The case u/s. 409 IPC cannot be bailable.
Is 409 IPC bailable or non bailable?
The Section 409 of the IPC is a cognizable, non-bailable offense that can be tried by a Magistrate first class. The punishment for the offender is imprisonment, which can be either simple or strict up to a maximum of 10 years.
What is Section 409 of Criminal Procedure Code?
Description. A Sessions Judge can withdraw or recall any appeal or case he has handed over to any Assistant Sessions Judge, Chief Judicial Magistrates or any other subordinate Sessions Judge.
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