rahul (consultant) 28 July 2012
Guest (Guest) 28 July 2012
You have been given notice bail by the court i.e from the day the police formulates an opinion that it is necessary to arrest you it shall give you a 7 days notice to enable you to seek anticipatory bail. In the absence of such a notice you cannot be arrested.
Fee for AB is the fees of the lawyer which varies deopending upon the place and the standing of lawyer at the bar.
rahul (consultant) 28 July 2012
Hi,
Ashish Davessar
Thanks for your swift reply. Could you please answer my following queries?
1. At the moment there is a complaint against us for physical assersion do we need to file for regular bail in case a FIR is lodged against us?
2. Can this judgement be chalenged in High Court?
3. Is there any fee paid by the lawyer to the Honorable court.
4. Is there any provision to refund the fee paid for AB under any circumstances?
Thanks
Guest (Guest) 28 July 2012
1. Regular bail can be sought only after the arrest. AB once granted shall normally run throughout the trial. If the AB is denied, you shall have to seek regular bail.
2. It can be.
3. Lawyers don't pay to the court. The client has to pay the necessary court fee.
4. No.
rahul (consultant) 29 July 2012
Thanks for your response.