I guess the FIR was registered at Agra only and therefore your nephew will have to mark presence before the court at agra on next date. Also you may take a chance and file a petition for FIR quashing in the High Court.

The same will have to be moved with help of a local advocate.

Let me know if I can be of further help.

Regards

Section 323 IPC provides that Whoever, ,voluntarily causes hurt, shall be punished with imprisonment of either description for a term which may extend to one year, or with fine which may extend to one thousand rupees, or with both

2) It is bailable as well as compoundable and triable by any Magistrate.

3) action 406 of IPC Whoever commits criminal breach of trust shall be punished with imprisonment of either description for a term which may extend to three years, or with fine, or with both.”

3) it is non bailable

4) contact a local lawyer

You must apply for and obtain anticipatory bail from sessions court as section 406 IPC is non bailable

Your nephew would have gotten bail in the station itself, if your lawyer had moved for bail swiftly. You do not have to wait for next call on date issued by court. Approach any local lawyer immediately for the bail.

You can discuss with me, In case if you need any more info.

Hi, in UP anticipatory bail is not allowed .. So you have to file regular bail .. Is he under arrest ? File the bail applicatin on 6th .. If he has no previous criminal record then he will get bail .. Nothing to worry

1. I wodner how 406 applied in his case.'

2.Anyway I am sure the complaint with be full of lies and science both of them were in vacation there should not be any difficulty in getting bail.

3. Only 406 is non bailable here and the same is not applicable if there was fight .

4. So engage a good advocate who would surely get bail for them.

Good luck.

1. Apply for bail under 439 CrPC.

2. The court date may be any, but that does not mean that he cannot file a bail application before the court date. The offences are not heinous, so the bail may be granted.

Surrender before the court, if he hasn't been arrested and obtain bail.

If he's in custody, apply for bail in the lower court.

In UP there is no provision for anticipatory bail, hence they both have to surrender themselves before the court and get enlarged on bail before the date of hearing.

Please suggest

Engage the services of an advocate in the local and get the job of getting them enlarged on bail accordingly.