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Shubham   29 February 2024

Bail application

if the accused in jail and I want to apply bail for him then how as an advocate can I apply because it is not possible to take sign of accused in jail on vakaltnama.?

 



Quick Summary
This discussion clarifies the process for advocates applying for bail for clients who are in jail. It addresses the challenge of obtaining the accused's signature on a vakalatnama (power of attorney). The advice provided is to visit the jail, request to see the client, and obtain the signature directly, or to submit the vakalatnama to the jail superintendent for them to arrange the signature. The process for obtaining signatures on affidavits is also covered.

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T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Advocate)     29 February 2024

You visit the jail, give a request to the jail authorities to meet the client as per the procedures and obtain his signature or you can give the filled up vakaltnama to the jail superintendent, who will arrange to get the signature of your client in the vakalatnma

Shubham   29 February 2024

Then who will file the affidavit that attached along with plaint.

T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Advocate)     01 March 2024

That also you can get it from him if he has to sign that. 

What is your confusion 


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