Hi, When the Bail was rejected in the Session Court, then you have no other option you have to approach the High Court.

2. Suppose if the High Court also rejected the Bail then you have to wait till filling the Charge sheet then again approach the Court for granting regular bail, Normally once the police has filed the Charge sheet then Court will grant Bail.

3. One thing you must remember granting a Bail and rejection of Bail is purely discretion of the Court.

1)if sessions court has rejected bail move Hc for necessary reliefs

2)generally the police lot of time to complete investigations and submit charge sheet

3) there is no guarantee that charge sheet would be filed in couple of days by the police

Once the chargesheet has been filed, the question of bail has to be considered and decided only with reference to the merits of the case under the provisions relating to grant of bail after filing of the chargesheet

2). Once the chargesheet is filed, the accused is entitled to take up the plea that no case is made out against him

1) under section 209(b) of Cr Pc subject to provisions of code relating to bail magistrate can remand the accused to custody till trial is completed

2) since investigations are completed and charge sheet filed accused can be released on bail

3)Under section 437[2] If it appears to such officer or court at any stage of the investigation,inquiryor trial,as the case may be,that there are not reasonable grounds for believing that the accused has not commited a non bailable offence,but that there are sufficient grounds for further inquiry into hisguilt [the accused shall,subject to to the provision of section 446A and pending such inquiry,be realeased on bail],or at the discreation of such officer or court,on the execution by him of bond without suerities for his appearance as hereinafter provided.

You are not required to wait till the filing of the chargesheet to move the HC for bail. If the HC also rejects the bail then he apply afresh for bail after the filing of chargesheet.

Grant or refusal of bail is at the discretion of the court. The facts and circumstances of the case will be considered by the court before taking the call.

1. Wait for the charge sheet to be filed by the police,

2. After that file bail petition since there is no need for his staying in the jail for interrogation and also since investigation by police will be over by that time.

1. After filing of charge sheet, bail is expected to be granted,

2. If bail is still not granted, you can immediately approach the higher court.

1. There is hardly any reason for not granting bail to your father after charge sheet against him is filed by the police after conducting and completing all investigation,

2. he is under trail prisoner and not yet convicted. So, there is no reason for his not getting the bail after charge sheet is filed.

Does chargesheet make ny difference as police is ready to dispatch the chargesheet within few days? Or it will become worse if bail again rejected after producing that chargesheet?

You can apply for bail from high court after the application was dismissed by the sessions court. Filing of charge sheet will not make any difference to the grant of bail.

No police told me that they send the charge sheet asap..now my question is if dn also bail is not grranted can we apply the higher court immediately for bail?

Yes you can approach the sessions court if the bail has been dismissed by the magistrate court instead of applying it before magistrate court once again.

Sir one more quires is there any possibility of not granting the bail after producing the chargesheet in my case? If yes then after that what should i do?

Once the charge sheet has been filed within stipulated time, there wont be problem to release the accused on bail, if the application for bail is dismissed once again by the magistrate court, you can approach with an application before the sessions court. You can get bail from there.