How to get bail.

Advocate A M Iktear Uddin (anik) Answered: 28 Oct 2024

Although difficult, it is possible to obtain bail in a single day. Gather all required paperwork in advance, including identification, proof of address, financial information, a copy of the FIR, the charge sheet (if filed), and any medical reports that may be required (for health-based bail arguments). Evidence of work or family status (to demonstrate ties to the community), Make sure your sureties have their identification, proof of address, and evidence of income on hand. Your attorney may ask the court for an urgent or "same-day" hearing in cases that are urgent. This might be feasible if there is a medical emergency, the accused is the family's only provider, and the case does not include a serious or non-bailable offense. Another option is to ask for temporary bail.

Advocate By LEAD INDIA Answered: 14 Jul 2022

In India, generally, there are three types of bail available to the accused, namely, regular bail, interim bail and anticipatory bail.

Regular Bail- A regular bail is where the individual has already been arrested and committed to police custody is granted bail. Section 437 and 439 deals with provisions relating to regular bail.

Interim Bail- While interim bail is granted for a certain period of time by the Court pending disposal of the bail application. It implies that bail is granted to the accused prior to the hearing for granting regular bail or anticipatory bail.

Anticipatory Bail- Anticipatory bail is granted when an individual apprehends arrest of any non bailable offence. Anticipatory bail can be obtained by application under section 43 of the Code. Therefore, anticipatory bail is bail granted to the person before arrest is made.