High Court Writs & Appeals Published & Fact-Checked 1 Sept 2026

What is Transit Anticipatory Bail and when is it required?

Transit Anticipatory Bail is temporary bail granted by a High Court or Sessions Court in your home state to provide protection from arrest while you travel to apply for regular anticipatory bail in another state where the FIR was registered.

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