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How much time it takes to get bail from HC how to get bail quickly
24-Aug-2023 (In Labour & Service Law)
How much time it will take to get a bail from high court after someone is convicted session court? Is there any way around do get bail immediately.
If you have already been convicted from the session court then you are not entitled to get bail from High Court or the Supreme Court. You are eligible to get bail only till the time your case is on going before the Session Court and you do not wish to be in Judicial custody till that time. After being convicted you have to be in jail for the sentence which has been pronounced by the session court and you can come out of jail only on parole in special circumstances like attending funeral ceremony of your near and dear one etc.
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Adv. Pulkit Prakash
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How many times regular bail can be applied?
If the bail is denied by the Magistrate a second application for regular bail can be made to Sessions Court (at district-level). If the second regular bail also fails, a third regular bail can be requested before the High Court.
What is the limitation of granting bail?
According to Section 37 of NDPS Act, a court may only grant bail if they are satisfied that the accused has reasonable grounds to believe that hes not guilty and is unlikely to commit an offence despite being on bail. 30-Mar-2023
Can bail be granted twice?
It is well established that an accused may make multiple bail requests, but these are only allowed if the circumstances have changed.
Hello Greetings, your question is blank. you have be specific , under which provisions the person has been convicted and what was the situation. The complete judgment passed by the sessions court is to be gone through. Then only we can see what all grounds are available to the person to get the bail from the high court.
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Adv. Amit Wahi
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In case of conviction from Sessions Court, one needs to file a criminal appeal before the High Court u/s 374 of CrPC. Along with that, an application for suspension of sentence u/s 389 of CrPC is filed. If the Court deems it a fit case for suspension of sentence, then the Accused gets bail. The main factors for allowing application for suspension of sentence are (a) gravity of offence for which the Accused is convicted and (b) sentence undergone.
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Adv. Kushagra Pandey
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file a bail application stating the grounds of your bail and if the high court seems it fit then the high court will grant you bail. there is no time limit as such but the bail applications are decided at the earliest. if convicted then the high court will demand strong grounds for granting you bail.
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Adv. Nihit Dalmia
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