Yes, however there are various factors which are taken into consideration before the grant of bail/anticipatory bail. Some of the factors are witness tampering, previous criminal cases/record, flight risk, evidence on record, etc.
Yes, it can be modified. However, this is simply the judges discretion whether they want to modify the conditions of bail.
Yes. It can be relaxed If you have been complying with the bail conditions originally imposed.
Yes. Given the appropriate facts and circumstances of the case, an extension of 2-4 weeks can be granted by the court to comply with the bail conditions imposed.
The bail granted shall automatically stand cancelled and the police will have powers to take you into judicial custody.
It can be filed based on the facts and circumstances of each case i.e: Where the couple last resided together , Where the marriage was solemnized, where the marriage was registered & where the spouse currently resides. A divorce case can be filed in courts having jurisdiction after taking into account the abovementioned facts.
This depends on the facts and circumstances of every case. However, if a spouse does not submit to the jurisdiction of the foreign court, the decree will not be recognised as a valid decree in India.
Yes, if one spouse fails to carry out his obligations as agreed upon in the mutual consent agreement. The aggrieved spouse can approach the court seeking appropriate remedy to execute the breach of contract.
