Since he is in bail he won't be arrested based on his statements police with report shall present statment before the court and the course of trial his statment will be recorded before court also.

The arrest after bail is only in case if the court cancels the bail or by order of court otherwise police cannot arrest. The trial in case shall proceed.

Donot worry he shall not be arrested.

Hello,

If he has been released on bail then he can not be arrested now.

if he is participating in the investigation then he can not be arrested.

He must not flout with the conditions of the bail

Regards

Judgment depends upon the fact off the case and upon the trial.

Can not be told at this stage

section . 143 of Railway Act, 1989 contains provisions for imposing of penalty for unauthorized carrying on of business of procuring and supply of railway tickets.

2. This offense is bailable since the maximum punishment is of three years imprisonment or with fine of Rs. 10,000.00 or with both and for a second repeat of the same offence attracts but if some viable explanation is given before the special court then the punishment can be reduced to term of imprisonment of two months.

3_ since he is on bail he would not be arrested again before court hearing

your friend may be imposed fine or sentenced to imprisonment as mentioned herein above

He will not be arrested but the statement will be on record. Any statements given to police is not admissible in court so nothing to worry.

Dear,

according to section 143 railway act, the offence committed in this section are non-bailable.

as you mentioned your friend got bail so now case is pending in court and police don't have a right

to arrest same person in same offence when case is pending in court.

judgement for what?

Dear Client,

Don`t panic, statement given to police need not to be proved neither he can be rearrested without cancellation of bail or some additional charges imposed.

Section 25 CrPC – Confession to police officer not to be proved...

Once arrested and has been enlarged on bail, he will not be arrested for the same charges or FIR.

The trial will be conducted after that.

What will be the judgment in 143 railway act as my freind is caught for the first time and also having no criminal records

If any person purchases or sells or attempts to purchase or sell tickets with a view to carrying on any such business either by himself or by any other person, he shall be punishable with imprisonment for a term which may extend to three years or with fine which may extend to ten thousand rupees, or with both, and shall also forfeit the tickets which he so procures, supplies, purchases, sells or attempts to purchase or sell: Provided that in the absence of special and adequate reasons to the contrary to be mentioned in judgment of the court, such punishment shall not be less than imprisonment for a term of one month or a fine of five thousand rupees.

You friend will not again arrested by the police officer only on the basis of that statement because according to Section 161 of the code of criminal procedure such kind of statement cannot be used against the accused except for contradiction under section 145 of the Indian Evidence Act.

Your friend has enlarged on bail by order of the court therefore only Court has power to issue arrest warrant if Court finds that accused has deliberately breached any condition of the bail.

This is bailable offence and punishable with imprisonment upto 1 month are fine up to 5000 rupees. If you want to settle this case then you can move an application under chapter 21 A  for plea bargaining. There after the court will dispose of this case upon deposition of fine as fixed by the court.

In such cases generally there is only fine in monetary terms or there can be minimal punishment of one month to 6 month.

In sever case where previous offences are there there can be punishment for three years as prescribed by the statute.

Section 143 in The Railways Act, 1989

143. Penalty for unauthorised carrying on of business of procuring and supplying of railway tickets.—

(1) If any person, not being a railway servant or an agent authorised in this behalf,—

(a) carries on the business of procuring and supplying tickets for travel on a railway or from reserved accommodation for journey in a train; or

(b) purchases or sells or attempts to purchase or sell tickets with a view to carrying on any such business either by himself or by any other person, he shall be punishable with imprisonment for a term which may extend to three years or with fine which may extend to ten thousand rupees, or with both, and shall also forfeit the tickets which he so procures, supplies, purchases, sells or attempts to purchase or sell: Provided that in the absence of special and adequate reasons to the contrary to be mentioned in judgment of the court, such punishment shall not be less than imprisonment for a term of one month or a fine of five thousand rupees.

(2) Whoever abets any offence punishable under this section shall, whether or not such offence is committed, be punishable with the same punishment as is provided for the offence.

No, he can’t be arrested once again if not violating the conditions mentioned while granting the bail.

It is the judge’s discretionary powers to decide to what to pronounce as there is Both fine or punishment in the above mentioned section.

And as to said your friend doesn’t have any prior criminal record then he may be released for sure after paying fine of some amount.

Hi,

There may be no arrest after bail and judgment can't be predicted at this stage.

Dear Sir,

Since the offences carries imprisonment for only three years as such it cannot be considered as serious offence. Once released on bail cannot be arrested again until such bail is cancelled by the Court lawfully. Nothing to worry. My advise is to challenge the admission statement before the High Court saying he never stated like that otherwise he may lose his job also.

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Section 143 in The Railways Act, 1989

143. Penalty for unauthorised carrying on of business of procuring and supplying of railway tickets.—

(1) If any person, not being a railway servant or an agent authorised in this behalf,—

(a) carries on the business of procuring and supplying tickets for travel on a railway or from reserved accommodation for journey in a train; or

(b) purchases or sells or attempts to purchase or sell tickets with a view to carrying on any such business either by himself or by any other person, he shall be punishable with imprisonment for a term which may extend to three years or with fine which may extend to ten thousand rupees, or with both, and shall also forfeit the tickets which he so procures, supplies, purchases, sells or attempts to purchase or sell: Provided that in the absence of special and adequate reasons to the contrary to be mentioned in judgment of the court, such punishment shall not be less than imprisonment for a term of one month or a fine of five thousand rupees.

(2) Whoever abets any offence punishable under this section shall, whether or not such offence is committed, be punishable with the same punishment as is provided for the offence.