The bailor can make an oral application in Court, usually on the day that the case is next mentioned or heard. A bailor may also write to the Court for the case to be fixed for mention to enable him to make the necessary application. Both the accused person and the bailor must be present at the mention date. Upon the discharge of the bailor, the accused person would be remanded in prison until or unless another bailor is found.
How can a bailor discharge himself from acting as a bailor before the conclusion of the case?
