regular bail in 408, 420 467, 468,

It's pity. The accused may file another anticipatory bail application after sometime once again and plead for bail on some condition. If he surrenders, then regular bail application has to be moved in the lower court / High Court. He should be in custody for a maximum of 60 days, if he surrenders/arrested. If the investigation is over and a charge sheet is filed earlier, his possibility of coming out of jail will also be earlier than 60 days.

In General, if only section 420 IPC is charged, then there is no problem in getting Bail.  The section 467, 468 & 471 are grave in nature.  If there is a women accused, then getting bail is sme what possiable.

Quashing of FIR, Charge sheet, Conviction, proceedings etc ... can be done only in rarest of rare cases.   The Supreme Court periodically/heavily come down on High Courts to quash the FIR  by invoking Section 482 is unjustified.

You first apply for Bail before the Lower court and on rejection move the sessions court or high court.

Bail can be rejected, if the prosecution says that there are {materials used for incriminating} are yet to be recovered from you.

Regards,

J. SUBRAMANIAM Central Govt Standing Counsel 

Dear , I agree with the answer of Subrahmaniam

Subhash kumar,Adv

once more try for A/B after gap. during the same time if the police has arested then he has to bear minimum 60 days imprsison ment under judicial custody. mr subramaniam ,s points are agreed one,

what happen after the chargesheet is file after 7 yrs