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Rahul (NILL)     11 July 2014

After chargesheet and charges framed is a.bail required

HI Guys ,

I have got provisional Bail in high court on condition to pay every month my wife a sum of RS 750 which i am paying duly.

         Now for my Anticipatory Bail i am being told constantly by the Judje of High Court (who is very admant to reject my Bail) to do One time settlement for which i am not in favour of .As a false 498a case is done on my family and i really want to fight this legal Battle on merits.

a)  My question here is my chargesheet has been filed and i have also taken the charges in the lower court and for which on every dates i have appeared in the  Lower court  after taking the charge. So should i withdraw my A.Bail and go to lower court for Regular Bail is there any provision for this?

Note: In the lower court after 12 months as the opposite  party is not appearing a Non Bailable warrant has already been issued on them. As they does not want to purse there false 498a case and only want to Extort by making my bail rejected in HiGH Court for which they are trying every possible way out.

     Experts kindly advise ! IS THERE  A WAY FOR REGULAR BAIL WITHOUT SURRENDER AFTER CHARGESHEET SUBMITED AND CHARGES TAKEN .



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 6 Replies

Advocate Ravinder (Advocate/Attorney)     11 July 2014

Once you have approached the High Court, persue the same there only.  Convince the court not to insist on payment of one time settlement as you do not have lumpsum money and you have lot of private debts.  You can also state that a NBW has been issued on the opposite party for not appearing the court in respect of 498a case. 

T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Advocate)     12 July 2014

Once you have already started appearing before the lower court for facing trial in the 498a case, what was the necessity for applying AB for the same issue? You can approach the same court for regular bail. The court has got no rights to insist on one time settlement for grant of AB as a precondition.  You have been misguided or have been not properly represented.  If you find that your lawyer is not cooperating or is incapable of handling the issue, better change him instead of retaining him at the cost of your future.If you have applied for regular bail, you may withdraw the AB, but with a cautious approach.

Rahul (NILL)     12 July 2014

HI T. Kalaiselvan Sir,

 My provisional bail was granted by High Court and after that i took the charges in the lower court and started attending the lower court dates. 

                        My bail was rejected in lower courts so , i had to apply in the HIGH Court for my bail and stay on arrest , SO in January 2014 i got my provisional bail on a condition to pay my wife every month a sum of Rs 750. which i am duly doing every month. Now i am being on the verge of extortion for rejection of my bail in the high court for a condition Of One Time Settlement.

                                          Would require some of your Expert advice in this context.

Thanks and Regards

Rocky Smith (Instructor @ Calcutta (rockysmith4calcutta@gmail.com))     12 July 2014

Agree with Mr. Kalaiselvan,

 

Please apply in High Court U/S 439 CrPC for regular bail. Please see my posts bellow.

 


https://www.lawyersclubindia.com/forum/Fight-against-misuse-of-498a-ipc--103100.asp#.U6gslUCm9dg


https://www.lawyersclubindia.com/forum/Best-way-to-fight-against-false-498a-103111.asp#.U6gsRkCm9dg


https://www.lawyersclubindia.com/forum/details.asp?mod_id=104564&offset=1

Shonee Kapoor (Legal Evangelist - TRIPAKSHA)     13 July 2014

Rahul,

 

Your can withdraw your AB application and apply in trial court for regular bail. In the instant case, the trial court would have to enlarge you on regular bail as the Chargesheet is already filed and there is no threat of accused absconding.

 

If need be, you may use "Court on its own Motion Vs CBI" for getting regular bail after Chargesheet. Though it is a Delhi HC judgment, but you may search similar judgments from your HC as well.

 

Bani,

 

How can he appraoch HC u/s 439 CrPC? He is not under Judicial Custody and his regular bail is not denied to him, only his AB was dismissed by Sessions Court? 

 

Regards,

 
Shonee Kapoor

If you don't fight for what you want, don't cry for what you LOST.

Rahul (NILL)     13 July 2014

HI Shonee Sir,

Thanks a lot for the guideline "Court on its own Motion Vs CBI" it really focuses on aspects of Arrests/Bails/Chargesheets.

Link for fellow 498a sufferers : https://ipc498a.files.wordpress.com/2008/11/delhi-hc-vs-cbi-jd-kapoor-2003.pdf I hope this explains much .My final date of Legal Extortion "One time Settlement related"... :( is on 16th this month. I will ask my lawyer to quote this guideline in the High Court ..

 This Judgment really gives a good view & relief until its applicable in Places like Bihar.

Thanks again....


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