My family has an urgent matter in the US, and I need to travel there soon. The District Sessions Court granted me bail with a condition that I need their permission before leaving India. I applied for this permission, but it’s taking longer than expected. What happens if I travel to the US before the Court approves my application?

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Law Forum › Category: Criminal › My family has an urgent matter in the US, and I need to travel there soon. The District Sessions Court granted me bail with a condition that I need their permission before leaving India. I applied for this permission, but it’s taking longer than expected. What happens if I travel to the US before the Court approves my application?
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

My family has an urgent matter in the US, and I need to travel there soon. The District Sessions Court granted me bail with a condition that I need their permission before leaving India. I applied for this permission, but it’s taking longer than expected. What happens if I travel to the US before the Court approves my application?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

Traveling to the US without the court’s permission would be a breach of your bail conditions. This could lead to the cancellation of your bail, issuance of a warrant for your arrest, and potential forfeiture of the bail bond. It is crucial to wait for the court’s decision before traveling.

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