Bail in Economic Offences - Comparative Perspectives

In June, the Delhi High Court denied bail to a man who cheated people by inducing them to invest money in different schemes promising exceptionally high returns.

Similarly, earlier this year, the Supreme Court observed that it was not inclined to grant anticipatory bail in cases relating to economic offences

Why do the courts have such a stern view in regards of granting bail in economic offences?

What key factors are taken into consideration when deciding bail in economic offences?

Find the answers at LawSikho Dialogue's offline event, on the Bail in economic offences- Comparative perspectives where our speaker Advocate Malak Bhatt (Advocate-on-Record, Supreme Court of India | Founder, NM Law Chambers | Top AOR awarded by Forbes-India, 2022 | Rising Star, White Collar Crime (Asia-Pacific), Legal500 | Expertise in White Collar Crime & Insolvency Law) will share insight on the topic.

Host: Advocate Utsav Mukherjee (Lawyer - IP/Tech/Commercial, Constitutional Writs)

Date: November 24, 2023

Time: 6.30-8.30 pm (discussion & Q&A), 8:30-9:00 pm (networking & snacks)

Venue: Statesman house, Barkhamba metro station near gate no. 3, statesman house, 4th floor, Connaught place, Delhi.

Key points for discussion:

1. General jurisprudence of bail
2. Harsher conditions for bail in certain statutes
3. Introduction of twin bail conditions
4. Development of law through judicial pronouncements
5. NOTE: Once you register and attend the event, you will receive a digital certificate of participation from LawSikho within three days.

Objective: To educate lawyers on how to navigate bail in economic offences.