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Want To Ask About Is Their Any Chance To Get Bail From Highcourt .
22-Oct-2023 (In Criminal Law)
My friend got 5 years of imprisonment by session court .. In consipersy in examinationand the changes put on them are 420,468,471,120b..will you please tell me is their any chances to get bail from highcoutrt ...
as per your enquiry I will give you advise that under section 420, 468,471 and 120b you can get the bail from the high court, for that purpose if trial court passed the final judgment and convicted your friend under above sections then you are advised to file appeal along with the application of suspension of the sentence. On your appeal and your application the high court can grant you bail, but all depends upon fact and circumstances of each and every case.
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Adv. Rohit Jagwani
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Can a bail be cancelled by high court?
P.C. The Court ruled that Section 436 does not provide for the cancellation of bail. The Sub-Section(2) of Section 439 of CrPC, however, provides that a High Court of Session or Court of Session can order that a person who was released on bail pursuant to Chapter XXIII is arrested and committed to custody. 23-Jul-2023
Is it be easier to get bail in high court?
Section 439 of 1973s Code of Criminal Procedure gives the High Court special powers to grant bail. In the case of crimes committed under the NDPS, TADA Act, or any other special enactment the High Court has limited powers to grant bail.
What are the best grounds for bail?
Anticipatory Bail. Anticipatory Bail. ...
Regular Bail ...
Medical Grounds ...
Lack of evidence ...
Delayed trial. ...
Parity. ...
... Juvenile, or old age. ...
Gravity of Offence
Depending on a number of factors, a court may grant bail to an accused. When granting bail, the court takes into account their age, gender and health. The court will deny bail if there are reasonable grounds to believe the accused is guilty.
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