Bail Lawyers in Chennai
The term bail refers to give or to deliver. Before the announcement of the court’s finals judgment, they can provide a provisional release to the accused person in a criminal case. This temporary release is known as bail. Sometimes, the court can give bail with some rules to the accused person. Are you searching for a lawyer? We, Visit Lawyers, have extraordinary lawyers to solve all your issues.
Types of Bail
Depending upon the criminal matter, there are three types of bail.
Regular bail
Interim bail
Anticipatory bail
Regular bail
It is generally given to the arrested person or the person who is in police custody. Under section 437 and 439 of Cr.P.C, a bail application can be filed for regular bail.
Interim Bail
Before the hearing for the grant of anticipatory bail or a regular bail, interim bail is granted for a short period.
Anticipatory bail
Under section 438 of Cr.P.C, Anticipatory bail is granted either by session court or high court. The person who discerns that the police may arrest him for a non-bailable offense can file the application for the grant of anticipatory bail.
The criminal procedure 1973 does not explain the bail, although the term bailable and non-bailable offense has been defined in section 2(a) Cr.P.C.
Bailable offence
The grant of bail is a matter of right. It is given by either court or by the police officer who is having custody of the accused. The bail can release the accused, with or without furnishing sureties, on executing a bail bond.
Non -bailable offence
The grant of bail is not a matter of right is known as a non-bailable offense. The accused has to apply to the court, and it will be the court’s decision whether to grant bail or not.
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