APCrRPCO Form No. 59 : Bail Bond

Explanation using Example

Example 1: Bail Bond for an Appeal

Introduction: Ravi, a resident of Andhra Pradesh, was convicted by the Sessions Court for theft under Section 379 of the Indian Penal Code. He was sentenced to two years of rigorous imprisonment and a fine of Rs. 5,000. Ravi decided to appeal the conviction.

Application: According to Form No. 59 of The Andhra Pradesh Criminal Rules Of Practice And Circular Orders, 1990, Ravi must execute a bail bond to be released on bail while his appeal is pending. The bail bond requires Ravi to promise to appear before the appellate court whenever required. He must also provide sureties who agree to ensure his presence in court.

Outcome: Ravi signs the bail bond, binding himself to appear in court on the specified dates. His two friends act as sureties, agreeing to forfeit Rs. 10,000 each if Ravi fails to appear. The court accepts the bond, and Ravi is released on bail.

Conclusion: Compliance with the bail bond ensures Ravi's temporary freedom while his appeal is processed. Non-compliance, such as failing to appear in court, could lead to forfeiture of the bond amount and possible arrest.

Example 2: Transfer of Case and Bail Bond Obligations

Introduction: Sita was convicted of assault under Section 323 of the Indian Penal Code by a Magistrate's Court. She appealed the conviction, and the case was transferred to another court for hearing.

Application: As per the rules, when a case is transferr...

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