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A Critical Analysis On The Law Of Bail




Gautam Chaudhary, Chander Prabhujain College of Higher Studies and School of Law, GGSIPU


INTRODUCTION


The term “Bail” is not defined anywhere in the code, but in the attempt of definition, it means setting a person at liberty after arrest on a charge. Such liberty is granted to the accused after fulfilment of paramount condition i.e. Security. In Bail, security is provided through the filling of bail bonds and through a person who acts as a security that accused person would not run away from the eyes of law after being released.


In simple words, it is the liberation of an accused in a case after taking the due Bail Bond & Security (person) who acts as an assurance that the accused person would not escape from the Court’s further trial after being released.

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Indian Journal of Law and Legal Research

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