Application to Put Up FIR and for Regular Bail (India)

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This document is a formal application for regular bail following an anticipatory bail order. It allows an accused person to request release from custody while awaiting trial, confirming they have joined the investigation and will comply with court conditions.

Application to put up FIR and for Regular Bail

IN THE COURT OF _____

_____    Versus   _____

FIR NO. _____ dated _____
U/s: _____ IPC
P.S.: _____

APPLICATION TO PUT UP FIR AND FOR  REGULAR BAIL

Sir,

The applicants/accused most respectfully submits as under:-

1- That the applicants/accused is quite innocent person.
2- That the applicants/accused have been released on anticipatory by the court of _____ on _____ with the direction to join the investigation before the concerned police and to apply for regular bail before this Hon’ble court within _____ days from the date of order. A copy of the order is enclosed herewith. 
3- That the applicants /accused have joined the investigation before the police of _____ as per the directions of the Hon’ble court of _____.  
4- That the applicants are applying for regular bail before this Hon’ble court as per the direction of the Hon’ble court of _____. The copy of the order is enclosed herewith.
5- That the applicants are ready to furnish their bail bonds and surety bonds to the satisfaction of this Hon’ble court.
6- That the applicants will attend this Hon’ble court on each and every date of hearing as fixed by this Hon’ble court.
7- That the applicants will abide by all terms and conditions of this Hon’ble court.
8- That the trial of the case will take long time.

It is, therefore, prayed that the FIR may kindly be summoned, application of the applicants may kindly be accepted and the applicants may kindly be released on bail till the final decision of the case.

Dated: _________      

Applicants/Accused
_____ Son of _____ Resident of _____

Through Counsel:

_____ Advocate _____

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