How to fill bail bond in 498A

 Please see sample filled bail bond form for Delhi at this link:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1JHPyzk401C7PI-IQIFOjSQXFKzx5U4OI/view?usp=sharing 

This sample form is filled by Mohan to apply for his bail. 

"

Mohan is the husband of Kamini. His brother Sohan stands as surety for him. Documents to be attached to this form are:

1. Surety identity (aadhar etc)

2. Surety Photo

3. Surety document (FD receipt in original, RC of vehicle etc)

"

You can buy this form from the stationary shop. It is better to fill this form beforehand, carry your surety and all documents along with you and tell judge to initiate bail process. For bail amount, you can check with the court staff beforehand on general surety amount. It should be 10-15K. 

1. Remember, if you are not arrested during investigation, you're entitled to bail as per Court On Its Own Motion vs Central Bureau Of Investigation on 28 January, 2004

Equivalent citations: 109 (2003) DLT 494

https://indiankanoon.org/doc/702896/

The same has been upheld by SC in Satender kumar antil and other judgments.

2. Also, see https://main.sci.gov.in/daily-order (Suo moto writ petition criminal 4/21) by 3-judge bench

Diary Number26546-2021ROP
Case NumberSMW(Crl) No.-000004 - 202125-07-2023
12-04-2023
28-03-2023
31-01-2023
09-01-2023
16-11-2022
14-09-2022
Petitioner NameIN RE POLICY STRATEGY FOR GRANT OF BAIL
Respondent Name
Petitioner's AdvocateBY COURTS MOTION
Respondent's Advocate
Bench
Judgment By


On 31.01.23 order, court gave 7 directions including non-insistence of local surety.

Same surety for many accused? 
See https://citecase.in/section-441a-crpc-can-a-person-stand-as-surety-in-more-than-one-case/

Tabassum Parveen vs State Of U.P. .

https://indiankanoon.org/doc/52308032/ Anju vs Sh. Anil Kumar (Husband) on 8 January, 2016, Delhi session court. 

Crpc 441a declaration by sureties on number of accused for which they have stood as surety

Further, personal bonds should be allowed for first time offenses with punishment less than 7 years

  • https://indiankanoon.org/doc/1373215/ (Hussainara Khatoon & Ors vs Home Secretary, State Of Bihar, Patna on 9 March, 1979)
  • And in Sharanjit singh vs Sate of punjab, 10.05.24, Citation 2024:PHHC:073664 Link

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