ANTICIPATORY BAIL
Anticipatory Bail may be filed where the persons apprehends arrest in any criminal case in a non-bailable offence. Anticipatory Bail allows the person to be safeguarded from any illegal arrest from the police.
You may consider anticipatory Bail when, you become aware of a criminal complaint or FIR filed against you, and you are being called out to come to police station.
Courts Empowered To Grant:
1. High Court
2. Sessions court
Anticipatory Bail will be granted taking into consideration following factors -
o The nature and gravity of the accusation.
o The antecedents of the applicant including the facts as to whether he has previously undergone imprisonment on conviction by a court in respect of any offence.
o The possibility of the applicant fleeing from justice
o The other attending circumstances.
Our team of advocates have experience handling anticipatory bail applications before Sessions Court and High Court and representing with best possible defence in criminal cases.
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