Bail and Criminal Matters in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar (Aurangabad)
Criminal matters include bail, anticipatory bail, quashing of FIRs, trials and appeals, as well as cheque-dishonour complaints under the Negotiable Instruments Act.
Typical matters
- Arrest, or the fear of arrest, in an FIR or complaint
- Regular or anticipatory bail applications
- Quashing of an FIR or criminal complaint
- Cheque-bounce notices and complaints under Section 138
- Defence in a trial or an appeal
Documents to bring to a consultation
- Copy of the FIR, complaint or notice, if available
- Arrest or remand papers
- Identity and address proof
- Cheque, bank return memo and demand notice (for cheque-bounce matters)
- Charge sheet and court orders already passed
This information is general; every matter turns on its own facts. It is not legal advice and no outcome is promised or implied.
Common questions
Common questions
What is anticipatory bail?
It is a request to the court for bail in advance when a person fears arrest for a non-bailable offence. Courts decide it on the facts of each case, so no outcome can be assured.
What should I do after a cheque bounces?
A demand notice generally has to be sent within the time allowed by law after receiving the bank's return memo, and a complaint can follow if payment is not made. Time limits are strict, so seek advice promptly.
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Get in Touch
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+91 88881 87545
Calls during office hours. WhatsApp messages are also received.