Save me from jail

there may not be provision of anticipatory bail in Uttrakhand, but the concerned high court does grant the concession of anticipatory bail exercising its inherent powers under S.482 of Cr.P.C

and for quashing purposes, approach SC and challenge the orders passed by HC.

U CAN PLEA BEFORE SC, IF THE  CASE GOES AGANIST YOU, THAT WHEN THE PROVISION IS NOT THERE IN  UTHARAKAND, SURRENDER BEFORE TRAIL COURT BY GIVING THE CONDITIONAL FULL FILMENT RELEASE ON REGULAR BAIL WITHOUT GOING TO REMAND/JAIL.

I HOPE IN 498A SC IS VERY MUCH SERIOUS TO PLUG TEETH, U WILL GET AB LIBERALLY. ALL THE BEST.

Dear Querist,

Study the contents of  the Order you are planning to challenge before the Hon'ble Supreme Court and if so advised, draft & file a SLP asap without waiting for 90-days liberty of sitting pretty. However, you may note that the Hon'ble Apex Court  would not in ordinary circumstances allow the Petitioner (like you) to be enlarged on bail rather it would ask you to first surrender and then apply for a bail. Secondly, if you challenge the HC order purely on the basis of juridiction for quashing, your please before the Hon'ble Supreme Court  should be adopted accordingly.

Trust this would suffice.

Rabin Majumder

Advocate & Attoreny

For Nu.Delhi.Law.Fora

New Delhi

email: nudelhilawfora@gmail.com

Dear Querist,

You may also carefully peruse and if so advised, take advantage of a recent judgment passed by HMJ Dalveer Bhandari of the Hon'ble Supreme Court in Preeti Gupta's case.

Dear Querist,

Study the contents of  the Order you are planning to challenge before the Hon'ble Supreme Court and if so advised, draft & file a SLP asap without waiting for 90-days liberty of sitting pretty. However, you may note that the Hon'ble Apex Court  would not in ordinary circumstances allow the Petitioner (like you) to be enlarged on bail rather it would ask you to first surrender and then apply for a bail. Secondly, if you challenge the HC order purely on the basis of juridiction for quashing, your please before the Hon'ble Supreme Court  should be adopted accordingly.

Trust this would suffice.

Rabin Majumder

Advocate & Attoreny

For Nu.Delhi.Law.Fora

New Delhi

email: nudelhilawfora@gmail.com

Reddy sir is not a student querry and not related to actual situation.

If not I request the party to post actual case details to enable proper advice.

Dear Friend,

Pls mail all your details like location, case matter and cell no. I wil help you.

Regards

Srishaila

09741425514

sdharani120@gmail.com

Mr Nikhil

Before going to SC court pls ask your advocate what is the ratio of petitions dismissed to the petition filed. Only then you decide for going to SC.

Out of the responsed you have received most of the respondents are interested in taking up your case without guiding you.

On this forum some ld members pretend to advise but only interested in taking up case ie business generation activity only .

Pls send me your email on my Private Message , I can advise you practically (not to talk of CrPC and IPC)which I can not metion on this forum platform openly.

Mr Bechara written in the Interest of judiciary