Cancellation of bail
9 months ago
if a an accused which had been granted bail earlier and is outside the jail, how does he make an appeal to the court to cancel the bail granted to him and take him back to judicial custody
A.It is possible to appeal bail decisions to higher courts. The Trial Court will issue NBW for your secure and detain you to jail if the Higher Court cancels your bail.
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A.Dear Sir,
There is a provision to challenge bail orders before the higher Courts. If Higher Court cancel your bail then the Trial Court issue NBW for your secure and then remand you to the jail.
There is a provision to challenge bail orders before the higher Courts. If Higher Court cancel your bail then the Trial Court issue NBW for your secure and then remand you to the jail.
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