1. You shall have to file an application praying for permission for sailing for earning your livelihood,
2. You can set sail only on being permitted to do so.
Granting permission for sailing by court during trial
Can trial court grant the permission to go for sailing while the case is under trial. the fir lodged against me was under section 353,294,506 and 323. also my passport approval is near so what options do i have?
Asked 9 years ago in Criminal Law
Religion: Hindu
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4 Answers
hi
some of the sections charged are serious nature, however if you are out on bail and no condition has been ordered by court not to travel abroad, then you can go ahead with your sail.
If FIR has been filed , the police verification for the passport may fail, if the verification stage is over, then you need not to worry
You do not have to attend the court regularly so if the sail is for short period you can skip one date and come back for next.
Once the passport procedure is complete you can also apply in the court to get an exemption from appearance showing the reason of your sail
1. The court can certainly grant permission to sail during the trial.
2. Since the case is pending the passport may not be issued due to the adverse police report.
You may file an application seeking permission of the Magistrate under whom the trial of the case proceedings is pending for sailing with an assurance to return and appear before the court in person or represented through lawyer on the dates of hearing. As the cases of bailable offences in nature, the court may grant permission.
