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Withdrawal of FD submitted for bail


30-Nov-2023 (In Criminal Law)
We presented an FD for bail and as now the case is finished, can we withdraw it.
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Answer #1
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yes it can be withdrawn if the order sheet says that the case has been disposed off. case is finished means the case is disposed off then in that case the fd can be withdrawn however if the court has not disposed off the case then fd cannot be withdrawn
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Answer #2
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Yes you need to approach the concerned court from where the case is disposed of and file an application for the release of your original FD that you have filed while applying for the bail. Just take some ID card with you at that time.
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Answer #3
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yes. you can. you will be needing to file an application before the court for the same. once it is allowed. the Registry will be directed to release the same. That could have been also asked from the court to be reflected in the order.
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Answer #4
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Yes you need to hire an advocate to file the application in the concerned court regarding the same and follow the procedure to get your FD We need more information on your case to evaluate things from legal point of view. You need to hire an expert advocate in this case, kindly be in touch to discuss and to understand the legalities in this regard. Thanks
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Answer #5
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Yes you can withdraw it after the matter was disposed if you want to withdraw your FD we can do it for you for the same purpose you have to move an application before court and if you want any legal assistance we can advice you accordingly. You can contact us
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