Criminal Procedure Code 2010 · 2020 Revised Edition · Part 6 · Arrest and Bail and Processes to Compel Appearance
102. Withdrawal, change of conditions, etc., of bail
Feedback & supportIf a court has granted bail to a released person and it is shown that —
court
“court” means the Court of Appeal, the General Division of the High Court, a Family Court, a Youth Court, a District Court or a Magistrate’s Court (as the case may be) which exercises criminal jurisdiction;
there has been a material change of circumstances; or
new facts have since come to light,the court may vary the conditions of the bail or personal bond, or impose further conditions for the bail or the personal bond, or cause the released person to be arrested and may commit him or her to custody.
If, through mistake, fraud or otherwise, insufficient sureties have been accepted or if they afterwards become insufficient, a court may issue an arrest warrant directing that the released person be brought before it and may order him or her to provide sufficient sureties.
released person
“released person” means any person who is released on bail or on his or her personal bond, as the case may be;
If the released person fails to provide sufficient sureties, the court may commit him or her to custody.