Bailable offence
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Criminal
A bailable offence is an offence for which an arrested person has a right to be released on bail.
What does Bailable offence mean in plain words?
For bailable offences, the police or court must release you on bail, or on a bond without sureties if they think fit. It does not depend on the judge's discretion. The Second Schedule of the Code shows which offences are bailable.
When will I hear Bailable offence?
Since the offence was bailable, he was released at the police station on a personal bond.
Which law covers Bailable offence?
Sections 4(1)(b) and 496 and Second Schedule, Code of Criminal Procedure 1898