Bailable warrant

akumar (Querist) 08 October 2015 This query is : Resolved
Respected Sir,

I am a complainant in a state case (theft case). due to some personal work, i did not present in court on the first date of case on 30.09.2015. Today i have received bailable warrant from the court. can you please advise below:-

1. What is bailable warrant.
2. I am a complainent in this case, can police arrest me due to absence from court on case date.
3. whether i have to present in court on each and every date.
4. if yes then i want to withdraw my case. what is the procedure to withdraw my case.

Please advise.

Rgds,
Anuj

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P. Venu (Expert) 08 October 2015
Since it is bailable warrant, the police grant you bail even if arrested formally. However, the ideal course would be to make an advance application to the Trial Court and get the warrant discharged.

Rajendra K Goyal (Expert) 08 October 2015
Attend the court on next date. police would accept bail in such cases.

Guest (Expert) 08 October 2015
Your Query and Intention to With Draw the Case being A Complainant Makes Me Feel you are Under Guilt of Some thing Un Exposed .Better Consult A Local Good advocate and Seek the Remedy.

akumar (Querist) 09 October 2015
Dear Sir,
I dont have any regret for complaint, actually i had filed this complaint on behalf of my friend, and he has left for abroad. now i have not attend the first hearing and court issued me bailable warrant.

1. As I am a complainent in this case, can police arrest me due to absence from court on case date.

2. whether i have to present in court on each and every date.

3. if yes then i want to withdraw my case. what is the procedure to withdraw my case.

Pls advise on above.

Advocate/CS Sanjeev Kataria (Expert) 09 October 2015
you would not be arrested, make yourself available on the next date of hearing. you need to appear on each and every day but your presence is mandatory on the day of your evidence. since the matter is related to theft, it is compoundable, think it and then react.

Dr J C Vashista (Expert) 11 October 2015
I agree with expert's advise, there would not be any arrest,nothing to worry. However, the maximum, police may call and ask you to execute a pabandinama.
You should appear before the Court on next date of hearing.
You shall be summoned only for recording your statement before the court and not on all dates.
What is the complaint and why do you wish to withdraw?