How To Get Bail In Case Of Non-bail Able Offences?
How to get bail in case of non-bail able offences?
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Posted by: Anuj Yadav
Posted on: 2018-08-27
In case of non-bail able offences bail cannot be claimed as a matter of right, but instead, it is purely at the discretion of the Court, whether to grant bail or not. By virtue of Section 437(1) of CrPc, when a person accused of any non-bail able offence appears or is brought before the Judicial Magistrate, other than the High court or Sessions court, he may be released on bail by the court.
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