Bail and anticipatory bail
Applications for regular bail and for anticipatory bail where an arrest is feared.
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From bail and police cases to property and recovery suits, we represent residents and NRIs before the Dwarka district courts and other Delhi courts. Early advice often makes the biggest difference.
A police complaint, a legal notice, a cheque that bounced or a dispute over a flat can turn your life upside down, more so if you are thousands of kilometres away. The first few days matter: what you sign, what you say and how quickly you take advice. We help you stay calm, understand the risk and take the right step in the right court.
Criminal procedure in India now runs under the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023 and the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023, which replaced the CrPC and the IPC from 1 July 2024.
Applications for regular bail and for anticipatory bail where an arrest is feared.
Cruelty and dowry cases (Section 85 BNS, earlier Section 498A IPC) and domestic violence complaints, for complainants and for those accused, including NRI families.
Notices, complaints and defence under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act.
Representation during investigation and trial, including cross-examination and final arguments.
Possession, partition, title and tenancy disputes, with injunction applications where needed. Often needed by NRIs whose property is in the care of relatives.
Recovery suits and summary suits supported by documents, notices and agreements.
Maintenance, custody and guardianship petitions linked to family disputes.
Legal notices, replies and drafting of settlements and agreements.
Yes. Anticipatory bail may be possible before arrest. Call us as soon as you hear of a complaint, with any copy of the FIR or notice you have.
Send us the papers right away. We check the court, the dates and whether you must appear, and plan the next step so that you do not miss a hearing.
Our practice is at Dwarka Court and other Delhi courts. For other courts, we can advise on the next step and the right forum.
The law gives fixed time limits to send the notice and to file the complaint, so contact us as early as you can.
Do not ignore it. Read the deadline in the notice and send it to us, and we will advise on the reply.
Share what has happened, any deadlines and where you live. Family disputes may also need our Contested Divorce or Muslim Divorce services.
Call, message on WhatsApp or send the enquiry form. We will get back to you.