1) you have to apply for bail when you appear in court on first date 

2) the complaint filed by NBFC would contain details of offence committed by you 

3) bail amount is at the discretion of court 

4)lawyer would not like to antagonise the magistrate 

5)order issuing summons is not an interlocutors order revision against order is maintainable before sessions court 

6)in alternative you can file petition in HC under section 482 of cr pc to quash said order 

7) SC in adalat Prasad case has held that only remedy against summoning order is to invoke the extraordinary jurisdiction of HC under section 482 of cr pc 

1. It is mandatory that you have to be enlarged on bail on the first date of appearance itself.

2. You will get the copies of the documents filed by the complainant on appearing before court.

3. The bail is a different subject to that of taking cognizance of the complaint case.

4. What is the calculation of bail amount. The bail means the temporary release of an accused person awaiting trial, sometimes on condition that a sum of money is lodged to guarantee their appearance in court.. it is not the amount for bail.

5. This is a matter of trial hence no such plea will be entertained by court at the ab initio stage.

6. If your lawyer is not cooperating with you then you can change the lawyer

1. Plead Innocence is a term which used at the time of framing of charge , and it means that you want a trial of the case 

- Hence, you should apply for getting bail on the very first date of appearing in the Court. 

2. If there is no FIR is lodged against you till date , then bail is not required , and the court has summoned you to file a reply of the complaint , and hence you have right to ask for the copy of the complaint .

- However, if already FIR lodged, then you must take bail from the court. 

3. Bail amount generally depends upon the discretion of the court 

4. No bail is required at the summoned stage, if there is no FIR lodged 

5. Yes 

6. If you are not satisfied with the present lawyer , then you can legally replace him . 

In trail court of criminal cases the standard amount is 15000 to 25000 unless any exceptional case is made out 

I think from the manner in which the query has been drafted and presented, you do not need a lawyer

you can appear as a party in person

the Kolkata Magistrate has issued summons to you requiring you to appear either in person or through a pleader

since you have a doubt about your advocate and may be even her competency, why do not you appear as a party in person?

asking for pre-trial evidence is like giving an olive branch to the complainant

even if such evidence would not be forthcoming, the complainant, in order to prevent his complaint from being dismissed, and in order to meet your objections [which are based on 'common sense'] will produce the documents [even if they be fabricated] and thus if that happens, there would remain nothing for you to attack the complainant on the ground that he has not produced any supporting documents in support of his complaint

so instead of asking for pre-trial evidence, you must attack the complainant when he steps in the witness box by putting to him that he has filed the complaint without any supporting documents and thus his complaint is a false one. ofcourse what suggestions and questions to be put to the witness is for a skilled lawyer to devise 

there is no rule which says that in all cases the bail amount would be 2% of the amount claimed in the complaint. so your example of 20k crores and 400 crores has no legs to stand

since the offence involved is a cognizable one, it is for that reason that bail application is made

Dear client

Handling a criminal complaint can be difficult, particularly if the complainant has not provided enough evidence or if there are questions about jurisdiction. As a precaution, it is usually advisable to file a bail petition for official records, particularly if there is a possibility of an arrest. It guarantees that you are ready in the event that the magistrate decides to order your arrest during the hearing. To bolster their case, the complainant ought to present pre-trial documentation. To adequately prepare your defence, your attorney can ask the opposing counsel for this material. The charges in the complaint, the gravity of the offences, and your financial situation are some of the variables that go into determining the bond amount. The magistrate's decision may be influenced by incomplete documentation. At the summons stage, the magistrate may set bail in accordance with the details in the complaint letter and any further arguments made during the hearing. Yes, the attorney is allowed to bring up these issues with the magistrate and ask the other side for pre-trial testimony. Because it works to your advantage, it is imperative that all legal procedures are followed precisely, including establishing jurisdiction.