Cyber Crime
Bank account frozen by the police: how to get it released
Accounts are often frozen on a request from a police station in another state, after a cyber fraud complaint. How to find out why, and the routes to release.
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Notes from our lawyers
Short, practical pieces by the lawyers of the firm on questions our clients ask.
Banking and Recovery
Cheque bounce under Section 138: the dates that decide the case
A dishonoured cheque can lead to a criminal complaint, but only if every step is taken in time. The timeline, the court that hears it, and how cases end.
Real Estate and RERA
Delayed flat in Gurugram: interest or refund under RERA
Section 18 of RERA gives a homebuyer two choices when possession is late: stay and claim interest for every month of delay, or withdraw and take a refund with interest.
Criminal Law
Anticipatory bail under the BNSS: who can apply, and when
Section 482 of the BNSS lets a person who fears arrest ask the court for protection in advance. What the court looks at, how long the protection lasts, and what to prepare.
International
NRIs and property disputes in India: running the case from abroad
Most property cases can be run without travelling to India. How a power of attorney is made abroad, what courts allow, and the quick remedy for recent dispossession.
Matrimonial and Family
Mutual consent divorce: can the six-month wait be waived?
Section 13B of the Hindu Marriage Act requires a gap of six months between the two motions. When the Supreme Court allows it to be waived, and what both parties need to agree first.
Criminal Law
A notice from the Economic Offences Wing: what it means and how to respond
Most EOW notices are issued under Section 35 of the BNSS, asking a person to join the investigation. What the notice requires, and how arrest, bail and quashing fit in.
Enforcement Directorate and PMLA
Received a summons from the Enforcement Directorate? What to do before the date
A summons under Section 50 of the PMLA asks you to appear, give a statement and produce documents. Why preparation matters, and what the law says about arrest.
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