Namaste! I’m from Lucknow, my wife is from Allahabad, and we got married in 2010. She left my parents’ place over a year ago. We filed a petition under Section 9. My lawyer suggests an anticipatory bail for my family members – my parents are in Lucknow, my brother is in Chennai, and I’m in Bangalore. Would an anticipatory bail from Bangalore protect us in Lucknow if her parents file a false case in Uttar Pradesh?

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Law Forum › Category: Divorce › Namaste! I’m from Lucknow, my wife is from Allahabad, and we got married in 2010. She left my parents’ place over a year ago. We filed a petition under Section 9. My lawyer suggests an anticipatory bail for my family members – my parents are in Lucknow, my brother is in Chennai, and I’m in Bangalore. Would an anticipatory bail from Bangalore protect us in Lucknow if her parents file a false case in Uttar Pradesh?
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Apni Law Staff asked 3 months ago

Namaste! I’m from Lucknow, my wife is from Allahabad, and we got married in 2010. She left my parents’ place over a year ago. We filed a petition under Section 9. My lawyer suggests an anticipatory bail for my family members – my parents are in Lucknow, my brother is in Chennai, and I’m in Bangalore. Would an anticipatory bail from Bangalore protect us in Lucknow if her parents file a false case in Uttar Pradesh?

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Apni Law Staff answered 3 months ago

An anticipatory bail granted in Bangalore would not automatically protect your family members in Lucknow from arrest if a false case is filed in Uttar Pradesh. Each jurisdiction has its own legal framework, and anticipatory bail granted by one court might not be binding on another. It is advisable to consult a lawyer in Lucknow to assess the legal situation and take appropriate steps to protect your family members.

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