What does issue bailable warrant meaning

A bailable warrant is a court-issued warrant that directs arrest but expressly permits release on bail by the executing officer on furnishing the bond and sureties specified in the warrant; BNSS requires warrants to be written, sealed and permits courts to endorse the bail conditions on the warrant (see BNSS ss.72'73). [https://indiankanoon.org/doc/91117739/] Procedure: ordinarily courts issue summons first and, if ignored, may issue a bailable warrant with the amount/number of sureties endorsed; the police execute the warrant, arrest and may release the person on the endorsed bond and produce him before the Magistrate, who will forward the bond to the issuing court (see BNSS ss.72'73 and ss.83'84 on production/proclamation). [https://indiankanoon.org/doc/91117739/] Legal implications: a bailable warrant preserves the arrested person's right to be released as of right on furnishing bail; courts must prefer summons or bailable warrants before resorting to non-bailable warrants and proclamation, and must exercise care before issuing warrants (Supreme Court: Inder Mohan Goswami v. State of Uttaranchal). [https://vlex.in/vid/crl-no-001392-001392-852312682] Arrest powers and pre-arrest safeguards laid down in Arnesh Kumar v. State of Bihar apply when arrests follow such process. [https://indiankanoon.org/doc/147520973/] If a party persists in non-appearance the process may be escalated to non-bailable warrants and proclamation, which ordinarily affects entitlement to anticipatory bail (see Srikant Upadhyay and related Supreme Court authority). [https://www.casemine.com/judgement/in/65f5f355f0af1e2dac497c03/amp]