Bail
Applications for regular and anticipatory bail.
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Practice area
Bail, trial representation, cheque-bounce cases and quashing petitions — with prompt, careful advice.

Overview
Criminal proceedings can move quickly and the stakes are high. We advise on your rights at every stage under the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023, represent you in bail and trial proceedings, and act for complainants as well as the accused, including in cheque-bounce and white-collar matters.
Matters we handle
A summary of the work we do in this area. Every matter is different, so please speak to us about yours.
Applications for regular and anticipatory bail.
Representation for the accused or the complainant at trial.
Complaints and defence under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act.
Petitions before the High Court to quash proceedings or revise orders.
Matters involving fraud, breach of trust and economic offences.
Helping victims file complaints and follow their cases.
The steps vary with each matter; this is the usual outline.
We understand what has happened and advise you on your immediate rights.
Where needed, we move the appropriate court without delay.
We study the evidence and prepare your defence or complaint.
If required, we advise on appeals and revisions.
General information only — every matter turns on its own facts. Please speak to an advocate about yours.
It is a direction that a person be released on bail if arrested, sought when they apprehend arrest. Courts decide each application on its facts.
Speak to an advocate before responding. We'll explain the notice and your rights.
A legal notice must be sent within the time allowed after the cheque is returned. If the amount is not paid within 15 days, a complaint can be filed.
Yes. Let us know as early as possible and we will happily help you rearrange.
Tell us briefly what your matter is about and when you're available. Our office will call you to arrange a meeting with an advocate.