Anticipatory Bail Format in Punjab and Haryana High Court

                            Anticipatory Bail Application



              IN THE HON’BLE HIGH COURT OF PANJAB AND HARYANA  

                                                                            CRM-M no. ...... of 2017


Raju S/o Shyam R/o Mani Majra
Surendra S/o Sita Prasad R/o Sec 27 D, Chandigarh
 

…..Applicants/Petitioners

                                  Versus



State of Chandigarh


     …..Respondent



                              Application Under Section 438For Grant of                 
                             Anticipatory Bail in Case FIR No. 345 Under Section                                498A, 406IPC

Respectfully Showeth:


1- That the respondent has registered the above mentioned case against the applicant/petitioner.

2- That the applicant/petitioner has no nexus or connection with the above-mentioned offence.

3- That the applicant/accused is a resident of India as Engineer is aged about 42 years.

4- That the applicant/petitioners have not caused any hurt/injury to any one.

5- That the allegations in the FIR as alleged by the respondents  are wrong, incorrect and concocted story made by the complainant.

6- That no recovery is pending in the above mentioned case and nothing is to be recovered from the applicant/petitioner.

7- That the applicant/petitioner undertakes to join the investigation as and when required by the police of police Station Sector 19 chandigarh.

8- That there is no apprehension for absconding or evading of taking trial.

9- That the applicant/petitioner undertakes not to temper with the evidence or witnesses.

10- That the applicant/petitioner undertakes to abide by all the terms and conditions as imposed by the Hon’ble court in the event of bail.

11- That the applicant/petitioner undertakes for not to hamper the bail and ready to furnish the bail bonds of sound amount for the satisfaction of the Hon’ble court.

12- That in such type of false cases the bail is rule and refusal of the bail will not serve any purpose.

PRAYER:

It is, therefore prayed that the applicant/petitioner may kindly be released/granted anticipatory bail and the SHO concerned of concerned police station Sector 19 C may kindly be directed to release the applicant/petitioner on bail in the event of their arrest


Dated:     
Applicant/Petitioner


Through counsel:
____ Advocate, ____
Location: Capitol Complex, Sector 1, Chandigarh, 160001, India

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