What to do if Bail is neither granted nor rejected?

Accused in judicial custody. Bail in neither granted nor rejected. Only dates again date. What to do

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

Ask your attorney or the court how your bail application is progressing on a regular basis. There may occasionally be processing delays that are not immediately apparent. Your lawyer can offer explanations for any delays and recommend suitable measures. To request that the court expedite the decision on your bail application, your attorney may submit a move or application. This can aid in drawing attention to the status that is still pending. If necessary, your attorney could ask for a hearing to discuss the bail application in particular. This enables you to address the judge directly with your argument. There may be reasons to file an appeal or writ petition in a higher court if the delay is too great, asking for an order for the lower court to make a decision.

Dr.Taruna S Gaur
Advocate Dr.taruna S Gaur Answered: 18 Aug 2023

A Judicial Magistrate can give the order to extend the duration of any custody upto 15 days and an executive magistrate can extend it upto 7 days. If the police report is not been filed within 60 or 90 days (as the case may be) then the person can be released on default bail. Attend the dates of hearing or hire the best advocate. You can contact Lead India on our toll-free number to discuss with us in details and for the expert solutions, ensuring satisfaction through effective legal counsel and problem-solving by experienced advocates.

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Advocate By LEAD INDIA Answered: 04 May 2023

Hello sir/mam

Wait for the date as the court has the power to grant or reject the bail and if the bail is rejected then you can approach to higher court to get the bail, to know more about the bail related issue please call on our helpline number 

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