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Kavya Vivek   05 February 2022

murder committed by 5 people

section they have applied from A1 to A5 is 302 . so if A5 gets bail in high court and A1 not gets the bail in high court. can we apply for bail again in session court for A1


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This discussion addresses the possibility of reapplying for bail in Session Court for an accused individual (A1) if another co-accused (A5) has been granted bail by the High Court, even if A1's own High Court bail application was unsuccessful. The general legal principle is that bail can be applied for multiple times on fresh grounds or changed circumstances, but caution is advised against frivolous applications. Section 439 of the CrPC, 1973, allows bail applications to be made through either the Session Court or the High Court.

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HANUMESH H N   05 February 2022

Absolutely, there is no bar under the law to file bail application as many times on fresh grounds or on changes in circumstances but you must be very careful, don't approach with silly grounds, it may end up you in paying hefty fine.

Kavya Vivek   05 February 2022

thank you sir

Archana Pandey   05 February 2022

Dear Kavya, 

Under Section 439 crpc, 1973 a person can avail a bail through Session Court or High Court. 


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