See once the anticipatory bail is granted as per court orders you need to present your self before the investigation officer.

Also as per order the amount and security has to he given before court.

Both have to appear as directed surrender is not required.

A anticipatory bail is granted in anticipation of arrest. After the court grants it, you are free to go and you have to honour the terms of the bail application. No you don't have to go to the police station. You have yo be present at the trial and cooperate with the investigation.

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you have to appear before the Court having jurisdiction where the original FIR had been regsistered against you and then you shall have to produce this anti bail order and pay the bail bond and obtain bail from the lower Court having jurisdiction. You shall have to pay the Bond amount, but your learned advocate should give you proper guidance and assistance.

the applicant should surrender himself to the police station where FiR has been filed 

both accused should appear before police station 

Supreme Court has held 

1. during the last couple of years this court, while dealing with appeals against orders passed by various High Courts, has granted anticipatory bail to many a person by imposing conditions set out in section 438(2)(i),(ii) and (iii). The court has, in addition, directed in most of those cases that (A) the applicant should surrender himself to the police for a brief period if a discovery is to be made under section 27 of the Evidence act, or that he should be deemed to have surrendered himself if such a discovery is to be made. In certain exceptional cases, the court has, in view of the material placed before it, directed that the order of anticipatory bail will remain in operation only for a week or so until after the filing of the FIR in respect of matters covered by the order. These orders, on the whole, have worked satisfactorily, causing the least inconvenience to the individuals concerned and least interference with the investigational rights of the police. The court has attempted through orders to strike a balance between the individual’s right to personal freedom and the investigational rights of the police. The appellant who were refused anticipatory bail by various courts have long since been released by this court under section 438(1) of the code.”

Respected sir... 

In that case there can be two circumstances in one you will get court order that you will get permanent stay on the arrest but in that you have to join police proceedings.. And in second circumstances you will get order that in that you will get order of notice of pre arrest in that case you will get notice time period that police will have to give you prior to arrest... What order will you get then let us know then we will tell you further... 

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NO, once bail granted to you, keep that order with you in case police come to arrest and show them. NO need to visit PS except cooperating in investigation.

Sir kindly ask.your question more clearly , may be all have understood the question differently.

Firstly once you get anticipatory bail court will ask you to furnish surety along with personal bond before the local jurisdictional police station or to appear before lower court and apply for bail. In any case once anticipatory bail is granted you will not be arrested. If both of you are accused both of you need to provide surety and bond to the local police station.

Depends on what the order is passed by the court hearing anticipatory bail application. After bail you have option to approach high court under Sec 482 CrPC seeking for quashing of FIR or file for discharge application before trial court.

Your anticipatory bail is granted on certain conditions and you need to follow those conditions as stipulated by the court whatever is not written in the anticipatory bail you need not to  be worried about.

As far as anticipatory bail is concerned you wont have to do anything once you have been granted bail.

After anticipatory bail you need to follow the directions in the order.  And you need to attend the police station if there is an attendance clause. Now police will file charge sheet and summon you later 

Dear Sir,

It is very simple. As per the conditions of bail you must act. Normally the Court says you must take bail within certain period from police station or trial court. Then you both have to go to respective authority get bail. It there is no such condition you need not bother further until you get summons from the Court after filing charge sheet.

Once the bail is granted, you will find the conditions imposed in it, your advocate will inform you about what to do next on it to comply with the conditions therein.

You may wait for the bail to be granted.

Different lawyers will be having different opinions though everything will be in the legal frame, you cannot expect everyone to respond in the manner you would like it to be.

1. As per the information mentioned in the present query, makes it clear that you and your father are going to apply for the Anticipatory Bail.
2. Once you get the bail from the court of law then it would be final for you both.
3. Thereafter, you both have to cooperate in the investigation and trial only and you would not be arrested for sure.
4. After getting AB, you will have to present yourself before the IO and get the bail after furnishing Bail bond there only.

Dear 

The anticipatory bail is granted on the condition that you have to join Investigation of police and police will not arrest you. You should join investigation with order of court. 

And when you will be produced in court after completion of investigation you will have to file application for regular bail.