Bail & Anticipatory Bail

Bail is a legal mechanism that allows an accused person to be released from custody, typically on the assurance of a monetary guarantee, pending their trial or hearing. The primary purpose of bail is to ensure the accused’s appearance in court while balancing their right to liberty with the interests of justice.

Legal Basta is a prominent law firm based in New Delhi recognized for its excellent legal services in the field of bail and anticipatory bail. Our skilled and experienced lawyers represent clients in all session and district courts and are competent in handling complex and high-profile cases. Our anticipatory bail lawyers have a deep understanding of the legal provisions related to bail and the right to liberty and individual life, as enshrined in the Constitution of India.

Types of Bail

Regular Bail: Granted to an accused after their arrest and during the ongoing trial.

Anticipatory Bail: A pre-arrest legal relief that an individual can seek if they apprehend arrest on the accusation of having committed a non-bailable offense.

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