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Time limit of chargesheet filing after FIR
19-Aug-2023 (In Criminal Law)
After filing FIR, What is the maximum time limit to file chargesheet in court as per CrPC and what happend if charge sheet not filed within specific time
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Advocate Minakshi Ovhal here,
after filing of FIR chargesheet must be file within 90 days. if chargesheet not file within specified period then accused have right to get Bail ie. call default of bail. thank you.
Advocate Minakshi Ovhal here,
after filing of FIR chargesheet must be file within 90 days. if chargesheet not file within specified period then accused have right to get Bail ie. call default of bail. thank you.
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Adv. Minakshi Bapu Ovhal Dakhane
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What is the time limit for chargesheet in 302?
If the crime is punishable with death, then 90 days are required for investigation and filing of charges. The murderer accused can be released on bail if the charge sheet has not been filed within 90 day. This is in accordance with Section 167(2) CrPC. 14-Dec-2022
What is the maximum time for filing chargesheet?
The time limit for filing an Charge Sheet
In cases that are triable before lower courts, the charge sheet must be filed within 90 days of the date of the arrest of the accused. The accused can default bail if the charge sheet has not been filed in the time prescribed. 06-Aug-2023
Can a chargesheet be filed after 10 years?
If the accused is still in custody, police must file a Chargesheet within 60 days if the punishment is not more than 10 years. There is no time limit for the conclusion of an investigation if there are no other restrictions. If the police does not file Chargesheet within a reasonable time, and you are unable to...
60 days from the date of arrest of the accused in cases triable by lower courts and 90 days in cases triable by Sessions court and if chargesheet is not filed as per the above, then the accused gets an indefeasible right for bail.
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Adv. Humera Padvekar
Navi Mumbai | 25+ Answers
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The maximum time limit for filing a charge sheet after the registration of an FIR (First Information Report) can vary depending on the jurisdiction and the nature of the case. Here's a general overview:
- 90 Days: In many cases, the police are required to file a charge sheet within 90 days of registering an FIR. This time frame is stipulated under the Indian Penal Code (IPC) and the Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC). It provides sufficient time for the police to conduct a thorough investigation and compile evidence.
- Extension: There are provisions that allow for an extension of the 90-day period if the investigation is complex or involves multiple accused. The extension may be granted by a Magistrate based on the request of the investigating agency.
- Bail and Chargesheet: If an accused is granted bail before the charge sheet is filed, it does not affect the requirement to file the charge sheet within the stipulated time frame. The accused's release on bail does not extend the time limit for filing the charge sheet.
- Bail by Default: In some cases, if the charge sheet is not filed within the prescribed time frame, the accused may be eligible for bail by default. This means that the accused can seek bail as a matter of right if the charge sheet is not filed within the specified period.
- Duration for Specific Offenses: For certain categories of offenses, the time limit for filing a charge sheet can vary. It may be shorter or longer than the standard 90-day period, depending on the severity and complexity of the offense.
- Legal Consultation: If you are involved in a specific case and need information about the exact time limit for filing a charge sheet, it's advisable to consult with a legal expert or an attorney who can provide guidance based on the specific circumstances of your case and the relevant laws in your jurisdiction.
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