JURISDICTION OF THE CRIMINAL COURTS IN INQUIRES AND TRIAL (Ss. 177 – 189) Part-III
Introduction The basic rule of this chapter is contained under section 177, which provides that every offence shall be tried…
SAVING OF INHERENT POWERS OF THE HIGH COURT (S.482)
Introduction Section 482 provides for saving of the inherent powers of High Court. Such powers are intended to be exercised…
How to file a Bail Application (Regular and Interim Bail)
INTRODUCTION When police arrest a person accused of a crime. The person has a legal right to file for a…
Statutory (Default) Bail
Statutory Bail The grant of Bail is almost always dependent on merit except in cases of statutory or default bail,…
How to file for Anticipatory Bail?
Envisaged under section 438 of the Criminal Procedure Code, Anticipatory bail is granted to a person who has an apprehension of arrest…
Judgments related to Cancellation of Bail under Section 439(2) CrPC
There are two categories of offences in India i.e. bailable and non-bailable offences. The landmark judgment of Guru Charan Singh…