Section 492 of BNSS : Section 492: Cancellation of bond and bail bond.
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Explanation using Example
Example 1:
Scenario: Rajesh is arrested for a minor theft and is granted bail by the court. He signs a bail bond agreeing to appear in court on a specified date, and his friend Suresh acts as his surety, also signing a bond.
Situation: Rajesh fails to appear in court on the specified date without any valid reason.
Application of Section 492:
- Forfeiture: Since Rajesh breached the condition of his bail bond by not appearing in court, the bond he signed and the bond signed by Suresh (his surety) are both forfeited.
- Cancellation: Both Rajesh's bond and Suresh's bond are cancelled.
- No Release on Own Bond: Rajesh cannot be released on his own bond again in this case unless the court or police officer is convinced that there was a sufficient reason for ...
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