Regular Bail Application

About this service

For someone in custody, a bail application under Sections 480/483 of the BNSS (formerly Sections 437/439 CrPC) before the magistrate or Sessions Court, depending on the offence. Includes drafting, filing, arguments and help with the surety bond once bail is granted. Court fee, stamp duty and government fees are extra, at actuals.

What you get

• Urgent consultation with a criminal lawyer
• Bail application in the correct court
• Filing and arguments
• Guidance on surety and bail bonds

How it works

1. 1

   Call

   Tell the lawyer the FIR details and the court.

2. 2

   Application

   Drafted and filed in the right court.

3. 3

   Hearing

   Your lawyer argues for bail.

4. 4

   Release

   Bail bonds and surety handled for release.

Documents you will need

• FIR number and police station
• Arrest memo / remand papers, if available
• ID and address proof of the accused and the surety

Scans or clear photographs are fine. The lawyer handling your matter will tell you if anything else is needed once they have seen your papers.