My family filed a police complaint (FIR) and Section 457 was initially registered. After many months, the investigating officer (IO) started pressuring us to settle the case. He was later transferred, but he added Section 308 in the case diary, favoring the accused, even though their complaint was only accepted by the court. I’m worried the police might present this in court. Should I apply for interim bail? Can I get bail from the Sessions Court or do I need to go to the High Court? The accused are charged under Section 457.

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Law Forum › Category: Criminal › My family filed a police complaint (FIR) and Section 457 was initially registered. After many months, the investigating officer (IO) started pressuring us to settle the case. He was later transferred, but he added Section 308 in the case diary, favoring the accused, even though their complaint was only accepted by the court. I’m worried the police might present this in court. Should I apply for interim bail? Can I get bail from the Sessions Court or do I need to go to the High Court? The accused are charged under Section 457.
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My family filed a police complaint (FIR) and Section 457 was initially registered. After many months, the investigating officer (IO) started pressuring us to settle the case. He was later transferred, but he added Section 308 in the case diary, favoring the accused, even though their complaint was only accepted by the court. I’m worried the police might present this in court. Should I apply for interim bail? Can I get bail from the Sessions Court or do I need to go to the High Court? The accused are charged under Section 457.

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Apni Law Staff answered 1 year ago

You should seek legal advice from a lawyer regarding your concerns about the police action. The Sessions Court can grant bail under Section 439 of the CrPC, but the High Court can also provide relief. You should consult a lawyer to determine the best course of action based on the specifics of your case.

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