My bail was rejected by the High Court. How long do I have to file a bail application in the Supreme Court? Is there a time limit?

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My bail was rejected by the High Court. How long do I have to file a bail application in the Supreme Court? Is there a time limit?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 months ago

There is no specific time limit to file a bail application in the Supreme Court after a High Court rejection. However, it is advisable to file the application promptly, considering the urgency of the matter and the potential for delays.

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