Know How to apply for Anticipatory Bail

Sumitkumar23 Dec, 2022Business

Anticipatory Bail is a provision made under section 438 (1) that is granted to a person in anticipation of an arrest. Anticipatory bail is also known as pre-arrest bail. It can be used as a medium to safeguard a person from getting arrested. Anticipatory bail is mostly helpful for those charged with a false case. During the bail, the person gets time to gather witnesses and make the case in their favor. Anticipatory bail is mostly helpful for those charged with a false case. During the bail, the person gets time to gather witnesses and make the case in their favor. Anticipatory bail is not permanent. Generally, the duration of anticipatory bail is valid till the day of the next trial. Still, in most cases, it is followed as regular bail, which keeps a person on bail until sentencing.