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When accused of criminal offences like drug trafficking, securities fraud, banking fraud, and other serious criminal matters, the situation is very traumatic for the individual. Facing criminal charges is overwhelming when it comes to securing bail. Connect with our trusted bail lawyers in Delhi to secure your freedom swiftly.
Bail Lawyers in Delhi - Legal Support for Bail Matters
We have a team of dedicated lawyers in Delhi who provide comprehensive legal support to individuals who are seeking bail across various courts, including the District Court, the Sessions Court and the Delhi High Court.
Whether you want to file for an anticipatory bail application, a regular bail petition or seek interim relief, our best bail lawyers in Delhi can help you out. We are equipped to guide you through every step of the process because of our in-depth understanding of the Code of Criminal Procedure and other relevant laws.
Types of Criminal Offences Our Bail Lawyers Handle
Legal 365 provides bail services for all types of criminal offences. Here is the list on which are bail lawyers in Delhi who can work-
Money Laundering Cases (PMLA)
Legal help for victims and businesses affected by complex financial schemes related to illegal fund transfer. We ensure compliance with the Money Laundering Act (PMLA) and assist in asset recovery.
Cheating & Forgery (Section 420, 468 IPC):
Support for individuals and organisations cheated through fraud activities or forged documents, facilitated legal action under Section 420 and 468 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) for seeking justice and restoration.
Criminal Intimidation (Section 506 IPC):
Representing the victims pursuing legal measures under Section 506 IPC to ensure their safety and maintain their rights to the victims.
Attempt to Murder (Section 307 IPC)
Targeted in life-dreamed attacks for the victims. For the victims, we assist in legal proceedings under Section 307 IPC to hold criminals accountable and provide proper compensation.
Homicide & Manslaughter (Section 302 IPC)
Navigating complications of Section 302 IPC for comprehensive legal support, justice and closure for families of victims in cases of illegal murders.
Domestic Violence Cases
Taking advantage of the legal framework for assistance to individuals in domestic settings, obtaining security orders and initiating proceedings against criminals.
Dowry Harassment (Section 498a IPC)
Using Section 498a IPC to initiate legal action and protect their well-being of women facing dowry demands.
POCSO & Rape Allegations
Dedicated legal services dedicated to sexual offenses, ensuring sensitive handling of cases under safety of children from sexual offenses (POCSO) Act
NDPS Act Cases (Possession, Sale, or Consumption)
Ensures legal guidance for individuals and institutions implicated in drug-related crimes, adherence to drugs and psychotropic substances NDPS) Act and advocate for fair treatment.
Housebreaking & Trespassing
Representing unauthorised entry or infiltration victims, following legal measures to address violations of property rights and ensure accountability.
Robbery, Dacoity, and Extortion
Comprehensive legal support for victims of violent or tremendous offences, facilities for prosecution of criminals and recovery of damages through appropriate legal channels.
Key Legal Sections We Work Under
At Legal 365, our professional Bail Lawyers in Delhi cover all key legal sections. Our team holds knowledge of all the legal laws and rights as per the case and the clients.
Code of Criminal Procedure (Crpc): Sections 437, 438, 439, 167
The Criminal Procedure Code (CRPC) provides a procedural framework for criminal law in India, including bail-related provisions:
Section 437: Magistrates are given the right to grant bail in non-bailable offences considering factors such as the nature of the crime, the character of the accused and the possibility of the accused's escape. However, bail cannot be granted if the crime is punishable with death or life imprisonment, until the accused is not least 16, a woman, or weak.
Section 438: Provides for anticipatory bail, which allows individuals who are already estimated to be arrested for a non-co-justified offence to look for bail. The court may implement the conditions to ensure the cooperation of the accused with the investigation.
Section 439: The High Court and the session give the court the right to grant bail, even in cases where the magistrate has denied it. These courts can also implement the conditions or cancel the bail if necessary.
Section 167 (2): 'Default bail'. If the investigation is not complete within 60 days (for crimes for less than 10 years) or for 90 days (for crimes with 10 years or more), the accused deserves bail.
NDPS Act, POCSO Act, Prevention of Corruption Act (PCA), etc.
Special legislation implements strict conditions for bail:
NDPS Act: Under Section 37, bail is challenging, especially for crimes related to commercial quantities. The court should be satisfied that the accused is not guilty and is unlikely to commit a crime during bail.
POCSO Act: Section 29 blames the accused unless otherwise proved; bail is difficult. Courts require adequate evidence to consider bail applications.
Prevention of Corruption Act (PCA): Bail is complex in corruption cases, courts investigate the crime gravity and evidence against the accused.
Indian Penal Code (IPC): All Bailable & Non-Bailable Offences
The Indian Penal Code (IPC) classifies crimes as bail or non-bailable:
Bailable offence: These are less serious offences where bail is provided as correct. Examples include defamation, public disturbance and simple injuries.
Non-bailable offence: These are more serious offences where bail is not a right and is provided at the discretion of the court. Examples include murder (section 302), rape (section 376), and kidnapping (section 363).
Our Bail Legal Services in Delhi
Being the best bail legal service provider in Delhi, we cover everything from filing bail applications to getting relief. From the police station to the Supreme Court, we secure your freedom at every step.
Filing Bail Applications in District Courts & High Court
Where you file matters as much as how you file. For accurate bail filing applications in the court and the High Court, we have an experienced team. Our Bail Lawyers in Delhi to help you to prepare and file bail applications across various judicial levels in Delhi or across India. We make sure that your application is drafted correctly, highlighting important legal arguments and precedents to strengthen the case for bail.
Representation for:
Our professional bail lawyers in Delhi cover all kinds of bail. We represent the following bail-
Anticipatory Bail under Section 438 CRPC
Stop an arrest before it happens with anticipatory bail. It is applied when an individual anticipates arrest for a non-bailable offence. Our professional lawyers assist clients under section 438 of the Court of Criminal Procedure.
We will file an anticipatory bail application, mention the reason for pre-arrest bail and represent you during the hearing. Get full guidance and help from our professional.
Regular Bail under Section 437 & 439 Crpc
When custody turns illegal, we break you out legally through regular bail. Regular bail is used to secure release after arrest. Section 437 Crpc deals with bail in non-bailable offences at the Magistrate's discretion, while Section 439 empowers Sessions and High Courts to grant bail to police stop or professional offenders.
We represent a client in both court and provide evidence and fitness to advocate for bail.
Interim and Default Bail
Interim and default bail are two different kinds of bail. Interim Bail is a temporary relief granted pending the final decision on the regular or anticipatory bail application, where the default bail command is section 167CrPC. If an investigation is not completed within the stipulated the accused is entitled to default bail.
We will help with both kinds of bail and help you to prevent undue detention during the bail application process.
Strategic Bail Planning for Clients Under Investigation
The first 72 hours determine your case. Hence, we provide a strategy for bail planning. With our expert clients who are under investigation but not yet arrested. A proactive legal strategy is very helpful.
We provide a well-planned strategy and preventive measures to help the client. We work hard to save clients and prevent unwanted arrests for them.
Drafting, Filing & Arguing Bail Petitions
Words Win Bail Before Judges Do. Hence, we provide a wide legal service encompassing the entire bail petition process. We will draft a bail application that will contain all legal grounds and factual data to represent you. Now we will handle the procedural aspect of applying to the appropriate court.
We make sure to cover all the formal requirements for a better filing of bail. On the day of hiring, our advocate will represent you and make a strong argument to get better in your favour. We hold a track record of a 90% success rate.
We also provide specialised bail defence in the following offences-
White-Collar Crimes: PMLA, economic offences
NDPS Cases: Quantity-based strategies
Domestic Violence: Counter-FIR Solutions
IPC Charges: Murder, attempt, cheating
POCSO: Juvenile/age dispute tactics
FAQs about Bail Advocates in Delhi
Yes, if the accused violates any condition set by the court, such as tampering with evidence, influencing witnesses, or failing to cooperate in the investigation.
Travelling abroad during bail depends on the conditions imposed by the court. Often, the court may restrict international travel or require permission before leaving the country.
If your bail application is rejected, you can appeal to a High Court, such as the Sessions Court or the High Court, depending on where the initial application was filed.
No, if anticipatory bail is granted, it usually remains effective until the conclusion of the test, until the court otherwise specifies or cancels it due to a violation.
The duration may vary depending on the complexity of the case and the complexity of the court's charge. Generally, bail applications can be fixed within a few days, but immediate cases can be addressed more rapidly.
Yes, having a pre -criminal record is not automatically disqualified by obtaining your bail. However, the court will consider your previous conduct while deciding on the bail application.
