Early Hearing of the Bail Application (India) by OLL

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Early Hearing of the Bail Application

In the court of _____

_____    VERSUS    _____

APPLICATION FOR BAIL U/S _____ IN _____ TITLED AS _____ VS _____, U/S _____ IPC
   
APPLICATION FOR EARLY HEARING OF THE BAIL APPPLICATION   

Sir/Madam,

 The applicant submits as under:

1- That the above noted application for bail is pending before this Hon’ble court and is fixed for _____ for arguments.
2- That the above noted _____ complaint _____ Vs. _____ is also pending in this Hon’ble court and the said complaint is fixed for _____ on consideration of the charge.
3- That the applicant /accused moved an application for bail titled as _____ Versus _____. The said application is pending in this Hon’ble court and the said application was fixed for _____ for arguments and reply of the complainant.
4- That the date _____ is a very long date and the applicant/accused is in judicial custody at _____ in the above noted case.
5- That the applicant /accused wants to propone the said bail application for a short date of hearing.

 It is, therefore, prayed that the above noted bail application may kindly be summoned for today and the said bail application may kindly be fixed for a short date of hearing and be heard early in the interest of justice.

Dated:_____       

 Applicant/Accused

_____ S/o _____ R/o_____

Through counsel    

_____Advocate, _____

This document is a formal application used to request an earlier court date for a pending bail hearing. It is typically filed when an accused individual is in judicial custody and seeks to expedite the legal process in the interest of justice.

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What is this template?

This is a procedural court filing used in Indian criminal litigation to request the 'propoundment' or early hearing of a pending bail motion. It is not an application for bail itself, but a motion to change the scheduling of an existing bail application currently on the court's docket.

When should you use it?

Use this when a bail hearing has been set for a date too far in the future and the applicant remains in jail; use an Application for Bail instead if the initial request for release has not yet been filed.

What's inside

ClauseNameWhat it does
1Pending StatusConfirms that the bail application is currently pending before the court and identifies the existing date fixed for arguments.
4Custody StatusStates that the applicant/accused is currently held in judicial custody at a specific location while awaiting the distant hearing date.
5Request for PropoundmentExpresses the applicant's desire to move the bail application to a short date of hearing from the current long date.
PrayerPrayerAsks the court to summon the application today and fix it for an early hearing in the interest of justice.

Who it's for

  • an accused person in judicial custody seeking to expedite a pending bail hearing in India
  • a legal representative filing a motion to move a court date forward from a distant scheduled day

How long it runs and how it's signed

How long
Used once
Signed by
Applicant/Accused, Advocate
Witness
Not required
Notarisation
Not required

Law it's drafted under

Refers to
IPC
Jurisdiction
India
Document info
MS Word. Document created on Wed Jul 22nd, 2026. Last updated on Mon Oct 19th, 2026.
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