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Anticipatory Bail









Anticipatory Bail. When a cognizable crime happens, the police call a lot of people during for enquiry or investigation. And if you have an apprehension that you may also be called for enquiry and may be arrested then you can apply for anticipatory bail to the court of sessions or to the High Court. If the court allows your application for anticipatory bail it will make an order to the effect that you shall be released on bail in the event of your arrest in that particular crime no.

Advocate Moiz M Jalihal 
Koppal | Gangavathi | Yelburga
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Location: Koppal, Karnataka, India

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