Bail bond related
Need to know, 1) If a person has already taken bail of someone in delhi, can he take bail in haryana of someone else. Means one person can take bail of 2 person in different cases. 2) Also , if someone has FIR registered on him 10 years back in civil case and case is pending in haryana, then can he take bail of someone else or not.
Asked 5 months ago in Family Law
Religion: Hindu
5 Answers
- As per Supreme Court, in the matter of Hani Nishad @ Mohammad Imran Versus The State Of Uttar Pradesh held that , The court can accept one common surety for several cases of the accused if he is unable to provide separate sureties due to poverty.
1. Hence, a person can take bail of 2 person in different cases
2. Yes.
Dear Client,
- Yes, a person can take bail for multiple individuals in different cases across different jurisdictions. There is no restriction under Indian law that prevents someone from being a surety for multiple people in various cases. Each bail application is considered on its own merits, and the role of the surety in one case does not affect their ability to act as a surety in another case.
- If someone has an FIR registered against them in a civil case that has been pending for 10 years, it does not affect their ability to act as a surety for someone else. The role of a surety in one case is generally independent of their legal status in other cases. However, the person seeking bail or acting as a surety must meet the conditions set by the court, and any ongoing legal issues might be considered by the court when evaluating their credibility as a surety.
Law does not prohibit the same surety being furnished in different cases. If the surety furnished can inspire confidence of the court on his ability to ensure the presence of the accused during trial, there is nothing that restrains the court from accepting the same surety in all the different crimes.. the law does not prohibit the same surety from being used in different bail cases. in one case, the Supreme Court allowed the same people to stand bail surety in all 13 cases registered across states.
1. Standing as surety for someone to be released on bail depends on the rules of criminal side of that particular court. Unless other provided there is no such bar.
2. Looks like there is no difficulty for this.
