Anticipatory Bail under BNSS – Key Highlights
Anticipatory Bail – Section 482 of BNSS
Our anticipatory bail lawyers provide guidance under Section 482 of BNSS, which replaces Section 438 of the CrPC, 1973. This provision offers preventive relief for individuals who apprehend arrest in a non-bailable offence, ensuring protection against arbitrary detention.
Jurisdiction for Application
High Court
Court of Session
Grounds for Seeking Bail
The applicant must show a reasonable apprehension of arrest and not mere speculation
Conditions Imposed by Court (Section 482(2))
Must cooperate with police interrogation
Must not influence witnesses or tamper with evidence
Cannot leave India without prior court permission
Additional conditions may be applied under Section 480(3)
Effect of Grant (Section 482(3))
If arrested, the individual will be released on bail upon furnishing the required bond
Exceptions (Section 482(4))
Some offences may be excluded from anticipatory bail, including certain aggravated cases
Cancellation of Bail (Section 483(3))
Courts may cancel anticipatory bail if conditions are violated or if new facts emerge
Consult With Atulay Nehra
With extensive experience in criminal litigation and constitutional law, our anticipatory bail lawyers offer a focused and strategic legal approach for all pre-arrest protection matters under BNSS. For a confidential discussion of your legal options, contact us today.
Consult With Atulay Nehra
With extensive experience in criminal litigation and constitutional law, Atulay Nehra offers strategic legal advice and representation for anticipatory bail matters under BNSS. Whether you’re facing potential arrest or wish to proactively protect your rights, our office ensures a personalized, responsive, and results-driven approach.
We understand that every case is unique — consult today for a confidential discussion of your legal options.
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