Legal Question in Criminal Law in India

Re: bailable/non-bailable

Bail will depend on existing order.

Re: bailable/non-bailable

dear questioneor,

in a circumtance like your,the settled principle of law provides safeguards to the women u/s.498A of indian penal code through the aid of this section you are adviced to bring a criminal case against your husband and in-laws.there are two medium to bring a case against the assailant (1)register an fir or(2)make a complaint before the magistrate.no doubt after regitering the offence under above mentioned sec. they will be arrested.

Re: bailable/non-bailable

You should pursue your complaint and may also file an application under DVA in the pending court case.

Re: bailable/non-bailable

as per the order, the arresting officer is bound to give your husband five days time to seek anticipatory bail after the f.i.r. is lodged. even after the f.i.r. he will not be arrested immediately and would be given an opportunity to seek anticipatory bail.

Re: bailable/non-bailable

Arrest or Bail is the discretion of the court. For refusal you can file a case under Domestic Violence Act and ask for a separate accomodation and mantenance.