498A act bailable or non-bailable?

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    • 12/08/2009 at 9:13 AM#36
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      Are offences under 498A act bailable or non-bailable?

    • 12/08/2009 at 9:14 AM#732
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      Every offence under this Act is non-bailable.

      It means the accused person has no legal right to get bail.

      Only a Magistrate can grant him bail on application, using his discretion. Offences under this Act are also non-compundable.

      The complainant cannot withdraw the case on compromise with the opposite party.

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