Bail against murder.

It depends upon his role in chargesheet. For more call 09910657998 Mahavir singh advocate. Supreme court.

if you proved that the intention of accused was never to murder the deceased , circumstances and sudden provoken given by the deceased to the accused occurs this incident , then he can get bail .

Depends on the evidence against the accused...Role attributed against him as per the statements of witnesses....eye witnesses...etc.Also depends on the circumstances, in which the said incidence took place....

No, it is not so as is not a fundametal right for the accused to be granted, it's descretion of the court to have granted or not & your lawyer's technique how smartly he deal with the charges levelled against you

granting bail is the discretion of court. 

if charge sheet is not filed within 90 days, then accused has statutory right to get bail.

 

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The murder case is innocent until he is proved guilty by law hence he is also entitled  to bail, depending on the circumstance bail can be granted,contact your advocate.

Sorry repeated hence stands deleted.

Any person charged with an offence of committing  murder or any charges will be treated as innocent until he is proved guilty by law and convicted to undergo sentence or any punishment as the court orders,  hence the person standing accused is also entitled  to get enlarged on bail,   depending on the circumstance bail can be granted with conditions imposed thereon if found necessary,contact your advocate and move further.

The reply of the query is ' YES ' as well as ' NO '  The question depends upon various aspects of the case such as  statement of the witnesses, post mortem report, balastic report, investigation report submitted by the I.O. and other circumstantial evidences.  I could able to release three of my clients on bail who were charged u/s.302IPC with the allegation of murder.  One case is still pending in the Supreme Court.