Section 138 before 10 years
2 years ago
My friend was po in section 138 before 10 years.after 10 years he could be arrested and if he could get arrest then what is the procedure to release him or he cannot be arrested
A.Dear Sir,
It is a bailable offence as such he may be released on execution of some bond. Normally, it being a summons case so there are no chances of reissuing NBW after such long period.
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A.Dear Client,
You can file a Bail application before the concerned court after your friend has been arrested Or you can also file an application for anticipatory bail to prevent such arrest in case of reasonable apprehension of arrest.
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You can file a Bail application before the concerned court after your friend has been arrested Or you can also file an application for anticipatory bail to prevent such arrest in case of reasonable apprehension of arrest.
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