Criminal

Dear sir, As per factual matrix given by you it can be seen that the accused was involved in the crime of murder. It seems to be attempt to murder. But whether he did some overt act or not , whether he was just assisting, was there common intention etc will be seen.Background, character, etc of accused will be seen. So it will all depend upon facts of the case. Thanks

Depending on the case, if the following things are not fulfilled, you can use them for seeking Bail: 1. If chargesheet has not been filed yet, then you can apply for default bail, in case you are eligible for it. 2. If chargesheet has been filed, then there remains no reason for you to not get bail. This ground will help you to get bail. 3. If there is no reason for the court to believe that you will tamper with witnesses, you can propose to deposit certain amount in Court to show that you will not flee in case you get bail. Further, a detailed answer can be given only after examination of the documents.

Dear Sir It all depends upon merits of the case and normally bail will be granted if highest offence is only 307 IPC.

2 years is not heard for waiting for bail if contacted a proper lawyer.

first of all section mentioned by you is for attempt to murder . for bail there are guidelines issued by supreme court. (i) whether there is any prima facie or reasonable ground to believe that the accused had committed the offence (ii) nature and gravity of the charge (iii) severity of the punishment

Hi, For obvious reasons, obtaining bail in a case as severe as a murder attempt is difficult. Because of the seriousness of the crime, it has been designated as a non-bailable offence. In such instances, an accused would need extremely solid reasons to be granted bail. Before being arrested, the accused must petition for anticipatory bail. In such instances, an accused would need extremely solid reasons to be granted bail. Before being arrested, the accused must petition for anticipatory bail. The court will evaluate a number of factors, including the accused's background, his social position, the reason for the crime, the police charge sheet, and so on. If all of the criteria are met, the accused will be granted bail. you can also file an appeal through your lawyer in the appropriate court of law in such circumstances. It is important to take the help of an experienced advocate in this matter. Thank you.