In this blog we will learn about provisions of Bail given under old criminal law and also in new criminal law.
First of all, we have to know, types of bail.
(1) Anticipatory Bail / Pre-Arrest bail - If a person feels that the police can catch him in any non- bailable offence before arresting person can approach session court or high court for granting anticipatory bail or pre -arrest bail.
Anticipatory bail file under section 438 of CRPC and it will be file under section 482 of BNSS.
(2) Regular Bail - This bail is filled after arresting of accused person,
Regular Bail is filled under section 437 And 439 of CRPC, and it will be filled under section 480 and 483 of BNSS.
(3) Interim Bail/ provisional bail - This bail is granted for full fill the particular purpose, and this bail is granted to accused before the hearing for regular/Anticipatory bail.
(4) Statutory Bail/ Default Bail - This bail is granted to accused when he/she is in custody/jail and police does not file charge sheet/final report within 60 days in no-cognizable offence and 90 days in cognizable offence then accused shall be released on bail. https://youtu.be/V351mok-1bU?si=dttxsH7XAbNn2Cvu
This bail is filled under section 167 (2) of CRPC and 187 (3) of BNSS.
(5) Bail in bailable offence - in this bail, the bail is the right of accused,
and it is filled under section 436 of CRPC, and it will be filled under section 478 of BNSS.
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