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Bail & Release

Understanding Bail Procedures: Regular, Interim & Anticipatory

Arrested or fear arrest? Understand the difference between Regular Bail and Anticipatory Bail, and grounds for cancellation.

Advocate Om Sharma specializes in bail, criminal defense, and trial representation.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can bail be cancelled after it is granted?

Yes, if the accused violates bail conditions (like leaving the city without permission or threatening witnesses), the court can cancel the bail.

How long does Anticipatory Bail last?

It generally continues until the end of the trial, unless the court specifies a time limit in the order.

Can I travel abroad while on bail?

Usually, courts ask you to deposit your passport. You must file a separate permission application to travel abroad.

How much time does it take to get bail?

It depends on the court. Sessions court may take 3-7 days, while High Court matters may take longer depending on the listing.

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