proclaimed offender.

Querist : Anonymous (Querist) 25 June 2011 This query is : Resolved
1) If you have been declared a "PO" (proclaimed offender) one time any time during the proceedings of the court or any time in any stage of the proceedings in bail proceedings or in any proceedings then you cannot get the Anticipatory Bail or interim bail. So if the person is declared PO than bail (Anticipatory or interim) will not be granted. The presence of the accused is must during the bail proceedings in the court. After what period of time a accused is declared a PO ( "proclaimed offender")

2) The Union Territories (Laws) Act, 1950 is still in force or repealed.

Merged States (Laws) Act, 1949 is still in force or repealed.

If yes then what the act wants to say.

support the answer point 1 with the case law it is urgent.

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Tarun Thakur (Expert) 25 June 2011
your question is self contradictory. If a person has been declared as PO , there is no bar that he cannot take anticipatory bail. u want to know after how many days accused becomes PO, section 82 crpc deals with it. After publication of 30 days accused becomes PO.

Querist : Anonymous (Querist) 25 June 2011
sir thanks

so PO can make the application for the bail (AB or interm) both the bail right(??????)

sir also tell me whether

2) The Union Territories (Laws) Act, 1950 is still in force or repealed.

Merged States (Laws) Act, 1949 is still in force or repealed.

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Kiran Kumar (Expert) 26 June 2011
it is correct that a PO can move Anticipatory Bail Application....

as far as acts are concerned I think these have not been repealed.

www.indiacode.nic.in

L.K Advani when he was Home Minister took a step to repeal certain obsolete laws, and certain laws were repealed too....but I could not find that list.

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