If he is in custody you have to apply bail under 437 Crpc.. If he is yet no arrested then apply anticipatory bail.. For bail court considers the circumstances and nature of offence.. In simple theft case he will get bail in 1 - 2 months

1) did your friend steal the car

2) in bail application emphasise on fact that you do not have prior criminal record

3) that he shall cooperate with investigations and not seek to influence the witnesses

4) that he did not steal the car and was not found in possession of the stolen car

1. Defense of criminal case or ground for bail differs with every case.

2.unless you give details of the contents of charge it is very difficult to advise on it.

3.in theft of car cases if there is no previous antecedents of the accused person he should get bail after 2-3 months..

Apply for bail in the Sessions Court. If not granted, approach the DJ and even if that helps, knock the doors of the High Court.

Hello,

Without seeing the content of the FIR and the charge sheet no appropriate reply can be given to this question of yours, I request you to provide the full details so that I can help you in the best possible manner.

Regards

This is a Non-Bailable, Cognizable offence and triable by Any Magistrate

.If an offence is cognizable, police has the authority to arrest the accused without a warrant and to start an investigation with or without the permission of a court. Otherwise police does not have the authority to arrest the accused without a warrant and an investigation cannot be initiated without a court order.