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Remand and Bails with Cross References to New Criminal Laws by K. M. Sharma and S. P. Mago is a comprehensive and practical reference that examines the law governing remand, arrest, bail, custody, and related criminal procedure in India. Updated in its 5th Edition (2025), the book incorporates cross references to the new criminal laws, making it an invaluable resource for legal professionals transitioning from the erstwhile criminal law framework to the new legislative regime.
The book provides a systematic analysis of key concepts such as anticipatory bail, bail in bailable and non-bailable offences, remand proceedings, arrest, habeas corpus, warrants, and the powers of courts. It also discusses the procedural aspects governing grant, refusal, and cancellation of bail, along with the rights of accused persons and the legal principles developed through judicial precedents.
Designed as a practical courtroom companion, the book includes model forms, practice and procedure, and a dedicated section on words and phrases, enabling advocates and judicial officers to quickly access relevant legal principles and procedural guidance. The cross-references to the new criminal laws make it particularly useful for understanding the corresponding provisions under the current criminal justice framework.
An essential reference for advocates, judicial officers, prosecutors, police officers, law students, and researchers, this edition serves as a reliable guide for navigating remand and bail proceedings under both the previous and the new criminal law regimes.
1. Introduction
2. Anticipatory Bail
3. Appeal
4. Arrest
5. Bail
6. Bail and Bonds
7. Bail in Bailable Offence
8. Bail in a Non-Bailable Offence
9. Custody
10. First Information Report
11. Grand/ Refusal to Bail
12. Law of Habeas Corpus
13. Practice and Procedure
14. Release on Bail
15. Remand
16. Rights of Bail
17. Special Power of Court
18. Warrant
19. Words and Phases
20. Model Forms
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