Srikrishna Singh Mahor vs the state of madhya pradesh Srikrishna Singh Mahor vs the state of madhya pradesh

5 years ago

My friend Lokendra got married in January, 2015. The couple shares a bitter relationship with the bride- Raj Kumari, always threatening to file a dowry and assault case. Ultimately she has registered an FIR alleging the same. According to plea, Lokendra's family had gone to Sabalgarh(MP) on 8th July, 2018 and abused Raj Kumari and her family both physically and verbally. She has named her husband (Lokendra), father in law (S K ), mother in law (Rajni ) and one of the brothers in law (Swapnil ) (since he has a government job). The family is seeking anticipatory bail. Unfortunately there are not many evidences to prove what a person was doing on a Sunday (how do you prove one was sleeping at his house). The family had filed the first petition for bail for S K and Swapnil. It was rejected in the lower court. Ultimately the high court granted bail to SK since he attended a meeting on the said date and produced papers of the same. However, Swapnil stayed at home on Sunday and has no such proof and his bail petition was rejected. Kindly guide what to do now. We've little time considering constraints if govt jobs

Junaid Ali Khan

Responded 5 years ago

A.It is advisable to take a paid consultation from any Vidhikarya Lawyer. Bail is not a matter of right but depends on the discretion of the court. In your case, it will depend on the facts and circumstances for that you need to bring all the relevant documents you have.
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Deepak Panjwani

Responded 5 years ago

A.Please take a personal conference (Paid consultation) in the matter. Ensure that you carry entire documents in ur possession along.
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ROBERT D ROZARIO

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A.Come on paid consultation.
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Suneel Moudgil

Responded 5 years ago

A.the decision in Bail matters is completely discretion of Courts. However, an order of bail grant to SK, who produced documents regarding attending the meeting, can be placed for getting bail for ajit too. if SK was not present or benefit of doubt is given to SK, then ajit should also be given said benefit. if SK has been granted bail, others have a similar right, and version of the complainant is under heavy doubts. you are advised to engage one prudent lawyer and apply for bail.
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