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Juvenile Bail Application Affidavit (India) by OLL
Open Legal LibraryUpdated 19 Oct 2026
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Juvenile Bail Application Affidavit
IN THE COURT OF DUTY MAGISTRATE _____
_____ Versus _____
FIR NO. _____ dated _____
U/s : _____IPC
Police Station: _____
APPLICATION FOR BAIL
Sir,
In the above noted case the applicant/accused most respectfully submits as under: –
1- That the applicant/accused has been falsely involved and implicated by the complainant in collusion with the _____ in the above noted due to the _____ only.
2- That the applicant/accused is quite innocent person and he has no connection of _____ with the alleged offence as mentioned above and he has good firm roots in the society.
3- That nothing is _____.
4- That the applicant/accused is a permanent resident of _____ & District _____ so there is no apprehension of his absconding evading of taking trial.
5- That the applicant /Accued is a juvenile as his date of birth is _____. In this way he is aged about _____ years & _____ months and _____ days. The photocopy of birth Certificate issued from the office of _____ is enclosed herewith.
6- That the applicant /accused is the _____ of the deceased _____ hence he has no connection or nexus with the alleged offence as mentioned above. The offence under section _____ IPC is not made out against the applicant /accused.
7- That the trial of the case will take a long time and no useful purpose would be served if the accused is detained in the judicial custody. Today he is ready to furnish his bail bonds and surety bonds as required by this Hon’ble court.
Prayer:-
It is, therefore, prayed that the applicant/accused may kindly be released on bail till the final decision of the case and his bail bonds and surety bonds may kindly be accepted and attested.
Dated: _____
Applicant/Accused
_____ S/o _____R/o _____
Through counsel:
_____ Advocate, _____
This template is a formal application for bail specifically designed for juvenile accused persons. It includes grounds for release such as the applicant's age, lack of connection to the alleged offense, and willingness to provide surety bonds.
About this template
What is this template?
This is a formal sworn statement used to request bail for a minor. It is not the bail bond itself, but the evidentiary document that proves the applicant's age via a Birth Certificate and their lack of criminal nexus.
When should you use it?
Use this document when a person under the age of 18 is detained in judicial custody and needs to furnish surety bonds to a Duty Magistrate. Use a standard Bail Application if the accused is not a juvenile.
Who it's for
- a juvenile accused person in India seeking release from judicial custody pending trial
- legal counsel filing a bail application before a Duty Magistrate under the Indian Penal Code
How long it runs and how it's signed
How long
Used once
Signed by
Applicant/Accused, Advocate
Witness
The document doesn't say
Notarisation
Required
Law it's drafted under
Governed by
IPC
Categories
Jurisdiction
India
Document info
MS Word. Document created on Wed Jul 22nd, 2026. Last updated on Mon Oct 19th, 2026.
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Licensed under CC BY 4.0 (Attribution).
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