Notice of 160 CRPC
Can I get Anticipatory Bail, if I received the notice from court for Crpc 160?
No, you cannot apply for Anticipatory Bail under CrPC Section 160, as this section only empowers a police officer to summon a person for inquiry in connection with an investigation. Receiving a notice under CrPC 160 does not mean you are an accused; it is merely for questioning. However, if you fear arrest based on the investigation's progress, you may consider applying for Anticipatory Bail under Section 438 CrPC if an FIR is registered against you. For further assistance, contact your lawyer.
In your case, if you have received a notice under CrPC (Code of Criminal Procedure) Section 160, it usually pertains to the investigation of a case and requires you to appear before the police to provide information related to the case. This notice is not the same as an arrest warrant. However, if you believe that there is a possibility of your arrest in connection with the case for which you received the notice, you might consider applying for anticipatory bail.
Hello sir,
yes you can go for Antcipatory Bail, If arrest is not made and, your name is in FIR.
The notice for 160 is given for thw witness to appear before the police station, if arrest is not made you can go for Anticipatory Bail.
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