local lawyer can guide you whether application is heard on same day or furtive date is given
2) apply for bail on first date of appearance
3) it should be granted on same date
Guarantor documents required in case they are government employee
Hello esteemed lawyers. I have received a summons from Surajpur court, Uttar Pradesh u/s 498a, 504. The FIR is registered in Dadri, Uttar Pradesh. The first date of appearance is 10 April. I want to apply for bail for all three accused, myself (husband) and my parents. My query is as follows: 1. Can I apply for bail before the first date of appearance? 2. In Surajpur court, does the court hear the bail application on the same day, or a future date is given? 3. How long does it take for bail to be granted?
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You can seek anticipatory bail before going. Or regular bail later. It’s better you take anticipatory bail to secure yourself from getting arrested
Dear Querist
The bail application can be heard on same day if filed before 12
You will have to expend whole day and you have to come with six sureties i.e., two persons for each accused.
On the same day bail can be granted but it will be better if you will appear on the date fixed and apply for the bail.
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Dear client,
I can provide some general information that may be helpful.
It may be possible to apply for anticipatory bail before the first date of appearance, depending on the specific facts of your case and the laws and procedures in Uttar Pradesh. You should consult with a criminal defense lawyer in Uttar Pradesh to determine whether this is an option in your case.
In Surajpur court, the court may hear a bail application on the same day, or a future date may be given. This will depend on various factors, such as the court's schedule, the complexity of the case, and the availability of the judge.
The time it takes for bail to be granted can vary depending on the specific circumstances of your case, such as the severity of the charges, the evidence presented, and the arguments made by your defense lawyer. In some cases, bail may be granted on the same day as the application, while in other cases, it may take several days or even weeks. It is important to consult with a criminal defense lawyer who can advise you on the specific procedures and timelines in your case.
Overall, it is important to consult with a criminal defense lawyer in Uttar Pradesh who can advise you on the specific procedures and strategies for applying for bail in your case. They can also represent you in court and ensure that your rights are protected throughout the legal process.
1. Yes, you can.
2.. It depends on the procedure adopted by that court.
3. It may take at least a week's period.
1. You are not required to submit any bail application.
2. A summons means Court wants you to appear on given date, you will not be arrested.
3. On the date of appearance you will be asked to submit personal bonds for appearance in Court.
1. Since, you have received the summon from the court , then you can appear before the court on first date , and can produce the surety.
- Further, if the surety is not arranged on the said date , then you can request the court for giving further date for producing the surety , however there may be requirement fro giving personal bound in the absence of surety.
2. On the same date ,
- If the police has not issued warrant , then the bail can be granted same date.
3. Same date of hearing.
Hello esteemed lawyers. I have received a summons from Surajpur court, Uttar Pradesh u/s 498a, 504. The FIR is registered in Dadri, Uttar Pradesh and the chargesheet has been filed. The first date of appearance is 10 April. I want to apply for bail for all three accused, myself (husband) and my parents. My query is as follows: 1. I will be applying for bail before the first date. Do we need to inform the opposing party as well that we are applying for bail on so and so date? 2. Can the opposing party oppose our bail application as well? I understand that if the offence alleged is bailable, then, the accused is entitled for Bail as a matter of right.
Asked 1 year ago
Inform the OP that you shall be applying for bail on x date
2) you would be granted bail
1. No, it is not necessary.
2. If you don't require to inform the opposite party about the proposed bail application then this question doesn't arise.
However on learning that you have applied for bail, they can file an intervene petition objecting to the grant of bail.
Yes you need to inform other side
it may oppose
Dear client,
Generally, it is not necessary to inform the opposing party before applying for bail. However, it is always advisable to consult with a lawyer who can guide you on the specific procedures in your case.
The opposing party can oppose your bail application. It is the responsibility of the prosecution to show cause for why the accused should not be granted bail. In the case of bailable offences, the accused is entitled to bail as a matter of right, subject to certain conditions.
It is important to seek the advice of a lawyer who is familiar with criminal law and court procedures in Uttar Pradesh to guide you on the specific details of your case.