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Advocate ADHIRAJ GANDHI – Lawyer & Legal Counsel in Hisar, Haryana, Gurugram and Delhi NCR

Precise counsel for serious com­mer­cial and per­sonal legal matters.

ADHIRAJ GANDHI & CO. is a law firm of advoc­ates and cor­por­ate con­sult­ants prac­tising before all courts, tribunals and forums within the limits of Punjab, Haryana and the National Capital Region. We advise on cor­por­ate, civil, crim­inal, family, NI Act and intel­lec­tual prop­erty matters, and on banking, real estate and dispute res­ol­u­tion.

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ADHIRAJ GANDHI, Advocate and lawyer in Hisar, Haryana
ADHIRAJ GANDHIADVOCATE
DELHI NCR · PRINCIPAL AREA OF WORKGurugram, Delhi, Faridabad, NoidaCorporate, banking, real estate and commercial matters across the National Capital Region
CHAMBERSHisar, HaryanaLitigation before all courts and forums in Haryana, Punjab and Delhi NCR
The Firm

Advisory and Advocacy, Under One Roof

ADHIRAJ GANDHI & CO. is a law firm of legal and cor­por­ate con­sult­ants led by ADHIRAJ GANDHI, Advoc­ate. We act for busi­nesses, lenders, pro­moters, developers and fam­il­ies who need trans­ac­tions doc­u­mented cor­rectly and dis­putes handled with dis­cip­line, across Hisar, Guru­gram, Delhi NCR and Haryana.

Precision

Doc­u­ments are drafted and reviewed line by line, with every clause tested against how a court would read it.

Commercial Judgement

Advice is framed around the outcome the client needs, not only the legal pos­i­tion.

Direct Counsel

Matters are handled per­son­ally by the advoc­ate whose name the firm carries.

Confidentiality

Client inform­a­tion is held in strict con­fid­ence, in line with the duties of the pro­fes­sion.

ADHIRAJ GANDHI, Advocate and lawyer in Hisar, Haryana
Counsel

Meet the Advocate

ADHIRAJ GANDHI

ADVOCATE

ADHIRAJ GANDHI leads the firm and advises clients dir­ectly on cor­por­ate, banking, real estate and dispute matters. His prac­tice joins trans­ac­tional work with courtroom advocacy, so that agree­ments are drafted with a clear view of how they will be tested and enforced.

Clients value a plain, reasoned approach: a candid view of the pos­i­tion, the real­istic options and the likely cost, before any step is taken.

Corporate Matters

Trans­ac­tions, share­holder arrange­ments, restruc­tur­ing and day-to-day advice for com­pan­ies and pro­moters.

Civil Matters

Recov­ery suits, injunc­tions, prop­erty and par­ti­tion dis­putes, and exe­cu­tion of decrees.

Criminal Matters

Bail, quash­ing peti­tions, com­plaints and trials, with atten­tion to the new crim­inal codes.

Family Matters

Divorce, main­ten­ance, custody and set­tle­ments, handled with dis­cre­tion.

NI Act Matters

Cheque dis­hon­our cases for com­plain­ants and accused, from notice to appeal.

Intellectual Property (IPR)

Trade­marks, copy­right and licens­ing, and enforce­ment against infringe­ment.

PRACTICE AREAS

Where We Advise and Appear

Cor­por­ate, civil, crim­inal, family, NI Act and intel­lec­tual prop­erty matters are dis­tinct prac­tices of equal stand­ing. Each has its own section below, with a full account of how we handle it.

Corporate Matters

Mergers and acquis­i­tions, share­holder arrange­ments and restruc­tur­ing.

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Civil Matters

Recov­ery, injunc­tions, prop­erty and exe­cu­tion in civil and com­mer­cial courts.

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Criminal Matters

Bail, quash­ing, com­plaints and trial under the new crim­inal codes.

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Family Matters

Divorce, main­ten­ance, custody and set­tle­ment.

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NI Act Matters

Cheque dis­hon­our cases for com­plain­ants and accused.

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Intellectual Property (IPR)

Trade­marks, copy­right, licens­ing and enforce­ment.

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Banking and Finance

Lending, secur­ity, recov­ery and set­tle­ment.

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Real Estate Advisory

Title, trans­ac­tions and RERA advice.

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Mediation and Arbitration

Nego­ti­ated and arbit­ral res­ol­u­tion.

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Court and Tribunal Advocacy

Writs, appeals and tribunals.

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PRACTICE AREA · CORPORATE

Corporate Matters

Cor­por­ate work is where advice has the most lever­age, because the decisions made at the start of a trans­ac­tion decide how well it sur­vives later. We act for private com­pan­ies, LLPs, pro­moters, investors and family-owned busi­nesses at every stage, from incor­por­a­tion and fun­drais­ing to restruc­tur­ing, sale and exit.

Mergers and Acquisitions

We advise buyers, sellers and pro­moters from first struc­tur­ing to com­ple­tion. The work begins with legal due dili­gence, which sur­faces title, con­trac­tual, reg­u­lat­ory and lit­ig­a­tion risks before they turn into price dis­putes. We then nego­ti­ate the term sheet and prepare or review the share or asset pur­chase agree­ment, with par­tic­u­lar care for rep­res­ent­a­tions, war­ranties, indem­nit­ies, con­di­tions pre­ced­ent and the alloc­a­tion of risk between signing and closing.

Shareholder and Joint Venture Arrangements

Where several parties own or run a busi­ness together, the share­hold­ers’ or joint venture agree­ment is the doc­u­ment that decides how choices are made and how dis­agree­ments end. We draft and review board and reserved-matter rights, trans­fer restric­tions, tag-along and drag-along pro­vi­sions, dead­lock mech­an­isms and exit routes, and we advise when dis­putes arise between pro­moters and investors.

Restructuring and Reorganisation

Busi­nesses change shape as they grow. Under­tak­ings are trans­ferred, groups are sim­pli­fied and own­er­ship passes between gen­er­a­tions. We advise on the legal route and the doc­u­ment­a­tion for busi­ness trans­fers, share reor­gan­isa­tions and arrange­ments within closely held and family com­pan­ies, together with the approvals each step requires.

Corporate Advisory and Compliance

On a con­tinu­ing basis, we advise boards and pro­moters on gov­ernance, dir­ect­ors’ duties, share­holder rights, reg­u­lat­ory com­pli­ance and the legal risk in com­mer­cial decisions. We also act in dis­putes among dir­ect­ors and share­hold­ers and in the recov­ery of dues owed to the company. The agree­ments that support this work are described in the Agree­ments section below.

PRACTICE AREA · CIVIL

Civil Matters

Civil lit­ig­a­tion tests an agree­ment, a title or a right in open court, and it rewards pre­par­a­tion. We act for plaintiffs and defend­ants in civil and com­mer­cial courts across Haryana and the National Capital Region, with the aim of secur­ing the right interim pro­tec­tion early and a clear decree at the end.

Recovery and Commercial Suits

We file and defend suits for recov­ery of money, for breach of con­tract and for spe­cific per­form­ance of agree­ments, includ­ing com­mer­cial dis­putes under the Com­mer­cial Courts Act, 2015, where pre-insti­tu­tion medi­ation and strict pro­ced­ural timelines apply. Each case begins with a close reading of the doc­u­ments, an assess­ment of lim­it­a­tion and a real­istic view of what the claim is worth.

Injunctions and Interim Relief

Where delay would defeat a right, we seek tem­por­ary injunc­tions and other interim orders, and we defend against them. The argu­ment turns on the prima facie case, the balance of con­veni­ence and the risk of irre­par­able harm, and we prepare the record with those three ques­tions in mind.

Property, Possession and Partition

We handle suits for pos­ses­sion, declar­a­tion of title and par­ti­tion among co-owners and family members, and dis­putes over bound­ar­ies, ease­ments and ten­an­cies, includ­ing evic­tion and rent matters.

Execution, Appeals and Revisions

A decree has value only once it is enforced. We pursue exe­cu­tion pro­ceed­ings to recover money or pos­ses­sion, and we appear in first appeals, second appeals and revi­sions against civil orders and decrees.

PRACTICE AREA · CRIMINAL

Criminal Matters

Crim­inal pro­ceed­ings affect liberty and repu­ta­tion, and they move quickly. We act for accused persons and for com­plain­ants, and we begin by estab­lish­ing what the record actu­ally shows before choos­ing between defence, set­tle­ment and pro­sec­u­tion. The Bhar­atiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023 and the Bhar­atiya Nagarik Surak­sha Sanhita, 2023 now govern offences and pro­ced­ure.

Bail

We prepare and argue applic­a­tions for anti­cip­at­ory bail and regular bail before the ses­sions courts and all other com­pet­ent courts, with atten­tion to the nature of the alleg­a­tions, the custody pos­i­tion and the con­di­tions a court may impose.

Quashing of FIRs and Complaints

Where a com­plaint or FIR dis­closes no offence, or arises from what is in sub­stance a civil or com­mer­cial dispute, we file peti­tions before the com­pet­ent court to have the pro­ceed­ings quashed, includ­ing on the basis of a genuine set­tle­ment between the parties.

Complaints and Trial

For com­plain­ants, we draft and pursue private com­plaints and follow them through trial. For accused persons, we defend at every stage, from cog­niz­ance and framing of charges to evid­ence, cross-exam­in­a­tion and final argu­ments.

Economic and Property-Related Offences

We advise in cases of cheat­ing, breach of trust, forgery and prop­erty fraud, which often arise from busi­ness and real estate deal­ings, and we coordin­ate crim­inal strategy with par­al­lel civil rem­ed­ies. We also appear in appeals and revi­sions against orders of con­vic­tion, acquit­tal and dis­charge.

PRACTICE AREA · FAMILY

Family Matters

Family dis­putes call for firm­ness and dis­cre­tion in equal measure. We advise indi­vidu­als and fam­il­ies on mat­ri­mo­nial and related matters with the aim of a sus­tain­able outcome, reached by set­tle­ment where that is pos­sible and through the Family Court where it is not.

Divorce

We act in divorce by mutual consent, which depends on care­fully drafted set­tle­ment terms on main­ten­ance, custody and prop­erty, and in con­tested divorce peti­tions on the grounds the law recog­nises, with the evid­ence pre­pared accord­ingly.

Maintenance and Alimony

We appear for spouses, chil­dren and parents in claims and defences con­cern­ing interim main­ten­ance, per­man­ent alimony and main­ten­ance, with careful present­a­tion of income, assets and needs.

Custody, Guardianship and Visitation

Ques­tions con­cern­ing chil­dren are decided on the welfare of the child. We handle custody, guard­i­an­ship and vis­it­a­tion applic­a­tions and the prac­tical arrange­ments that follow, with a pref­er­ence for work­able agree­ments.

Domestic Violence Proceedings

We assist in pro­ceed­ings under the Pro­tec­tion of Women from Domestic Viol­ence Act, 2005 and related rem­ed­ies, acting for aggrieved persons and for respond­ents.

Family Mediation and Settlement

Many family matters end best by agree­ment. We rep­res­ent clients in family medi­ation and prepare set­tle­ment terms that are spe­cific, enforce­able and mindful of later dis­putes.

PRACTICE AREA · NI ACT

NI Act Matters

A dis­hon­oured cheque is an offence under Section 138 of the Nego­ti­able Instru­ments Act, 1881, but the pro­ceed­ings turn on strict time limits and on the quality of the notice and the com­plaint. We act for com­plain­ants seeking to recover money and for accused persons defend­ing such com­plaints.

Demand Notice and Complaint

The law requires a written demand notice within thirty days of receiv­ing inform­a­tion of dis­hon­our, and a com­plaint within one month after the drawer’s fifteen-day period to pay has expired. We prepare the notice and the com­plaint with every ingredi­ent of the offence set out clearly, and we verify service and lim­it­a­tion before filing.

Interim Compensation and Appeal Deposit

A court may direct the accused to pay interim com­pens­a­tion of up to twenty per cent of the cheque amount under Section 143A, and an appel­late court may require a deposit of at least twenty per cent under Section 148. We advise on both, for the com­plain­ant and for the accused.

Defence and Trial

For accused persons, we examine the exist­ence of a legally enforce­able debt, the stat­utory pre­sump­tions under Sec­tions 118 and 139, service of the notice and the cir­cum­stances in which the cheque was signed and presen­ted, and we conduct cross-exam­in­a­tion accord­ingly.

Compounding, Settlement and Appeals

Most cheque cases can be com­poun­ded. We nego­ti­ate set­tle­ments and payment sched­ules and record them so that the pro­ceed­ings close prop­erly, and we appear in appeals and revi­sions.

PRACTICE AREA · INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY (IPR)

Intellectual Property (IPR)

A brand, a design, a body of content or a method of working is often a busi­ness’s most valu­able asset. We help clients register it, use it com­mer­cially on sound terms and defend it when it is copied or misused. In trans­ac­tions, we examine whether the intel­lec­tual prop­erty a buyer is paying for is genu­inely owned and prop­erly pro­tec­ted.

Trademarks and Brand Protection

We advise on the selec­tion of marks, conduct search and clear­ance, file applic­a­tions, respond to exam­in­a­tion reports and handle oppos­i­tions and renew­als. A well-chosen and prop­erly registered mark is the found­a­tion of every other brand right.

Copyright, Designs and Trade Secrets

We advise on the pro­tec­tion of cre­at­ive and tech­nical content, on the regis­tra­tion of designs, and on keeping con­fid­en­tial inform­a­tion con­fid­en­tial through employ­ment terms, con­tractor agree­ments and internal policies. For patent matters, we give pre­lim­in­ary advice and coordin­ate with spe­cial­ist patent agents.

Licensing, Assignment and Technology Agreements

We draft and nego­ti­ate licences, fran­chise and brand-use agree­ments, assign­ments, and soft­ware and SaaS agree­ments, with atten­tion to scope, ter­rit­ory, exclus­iv­ity, roy­al­ties, own­er­ship of improve­ments and what happens when the rela­tion­ship ends.

IP Due Diligence in Transactions

In mergers, acquis­i­tions and invest­ments, we verify own­er­ship of marks, content and tech­no­logy, check regis­tra­tions and licences, and identify gaps that should be fixed or priced before com­ple­tion.

Enforcement

When rights are infringed, we send cease and desist notices, bring actions for infringe­ment and passing off, seek interim injunc­tions before the com­mer­cial courts, pursue domain name and online mar­ket­place com­plaints, and nego­ti­ate set­tle­ments where they serve the client.

FURTHER PRACTICE AREAS

Banking, Real Estate and Dispute Resolution

These prac­tices work closely with the six above. Banking, prop­erty and advocacy matters often arise from the same trans­ac­tions and dis­putes.

Banking and Finance

We act for banks, NBFCs, bor­row­ers and guar­ant­ors in loan, guar­an­tee and secur­ity doc­u­ment­a­tion, SARFAESI Act pro­ceed­ings, Debts Recov­ery Tribunal matters, insolv­ency pro­ceed­ings before the NCLT, and one-time set­tle­ments and restruc­tur­ings with lenders.

Real Estate Advisory

We advise developers, investors, landown­ers and buyers on title invest­ig­a­tion, due dili­gence, the struc­tur­ing of land and project trans­ac­tions, joint devel­op­ment with landown­ers, Haryana RERA com­pli­ance, and the strategy for recov­er­ing pos­ses­sion or money in a prop­erty dispute.

Mediation and Arbitration

We rep­res­ent clients in court-annexed and private medi­ation and in ad hoc and insti­tu­tional arbit­ra­tion, includ­ing interim relief, enforce­ment of awards and chal­lenges to awards, and we record nego­ti­ated set­tle­ments in agree­ments with clear payment sched­ules.

Court and Tribunal Advocacy

We appear before all courts and forums within Punjab, Haryana and Delhi NCR in writ peti­tions, appeals, revi­sions and quash­ing peti­tions, and before tribunals includ­ing the NCLT and the Debts Recov­ery Tribunals.

Our Team

A Specialised Team, Led by ADHIRAJ GANDHI

The firm is organ­ised into spe­cial­ist desks, each sup­por­ted by asso­ci­ate advoc­ates and legal con­sult­ants, and every desk works under the direct super­vi­sion of ADHIRAJ GANDHI. Clients always know who is hand­ling the matter and who is account­able for it.

ADHIRAJ GANDHI, Advocate and lawyer in Hisar, Haryana

ADHIRAJ GANDHI

FOUNDING ADVOCATE · HEAD OF THE FIRM AND OF EVERY PRACTICE DESK

Sets the strategy in every matter, reviews all draft­ing and opin­ions, and appears per­son­ally in sig­ni­fic­ant hear­ings. Asso­ci­ate advoc­ates and legal con­sult­ants prepare and support the work in each spe­cial­isa­tion.

01

Corporate and Transactions Desk

Mergers and acquis­i­tions, due dili­gence, share­holder arrange­ments and cor­por­ate advis­ory for com­pan­ies and pro­moters.

02

Civil Litigation Desk

Recov­ery and com­mer­cial suits, injunc­tions, prop­erty and par­ti­tion dis­putes, and exe­cu­tion of decrees.

03

Criminal Law Desk

Bail, quash­ing peti­tions, com­plaints and trials, for accused persons and com­plain­ants.

04

Family Law Desk

Divorce, main­ten­ance, custody and set­tle­ments, handled with dis­cre­tion and care.

05

NI Act and Recovery Desk

Section 138 cheque dis­hon­our cases, notices, com­plaints, defence and set­tle­ment.

06

Intellectual Property Desk

Trade­mark and copy­right pro­tec­tion, licens­ing, IP due dili­gence and enforce­ment.

07

Banking, Real Estate and Reports Desk

Loan and secur­ity work, real estate advis­ory, legal scru­tiny reports and vetting reports.

08

Mediation, Arbitration and Appeals Desk

Nego­ti­ated set­tle­ments, arbit­ra­tion, court advocacy and tribunal appear­ances.

AGREEMENTS

The Agreements We Draft, Review and Enforce

An agree­ment is only as good as the way it behaves under dispute. We draft and vet every kind of agree­ment with its likely failure points in mind, and with the law that governs that par­tic­u­lar field: real estate, banking, cor­por­ate, com­mer­cial or per­sonal.

REPORTS

Legal Scrutiny and Vetting Reports

Written opin­ions for lenders, buyers and developers who need a con­sidered view of a prop­erty or a set of doc­u­ments before they commit funds. Mort­gage scru­tiny for REM and RM pro­pos­als forms part of the Legal Scru­tiny Report.

Legal Scrutiny Report

A reasoned report on title and the legal pos­i­tion of a prop­erty or asset, pre­pared for banks, lenders, buyers and developers.

Title Scrutiny

  • Ownership and chain of title
  • Encumbrances, charges and litigation
  • Schedule of documents examined

Real Estate Mortgage (REM)

  • Title review for mortgage security
  • Mortgage deed and registration points
  • Release and NOC conditions

Registered Mortgage (RM)

  • Verification of registered security
  • Stamp duty and registration checks
  • Enforceability and recovery position

Vetting Report

A review of agree­ments and papers pre­pared by others, before you sign.

  • Corrections and drafting gaps
  • Risks and one-sided clauses
  • Points to resolve with the other side
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CLIENTS

Who We Act for

Clients who need sound doc­u­ments, clear advice and counsel who will see a matter through to a result.

Corporates and Promoters

Private com­pan­ies, LLPs, group com­pan­ies and family-owned busi­nesses.

Banks and NBFCs

Lenders who need legal scru­tiny, secur­ity doc­u­ments and recov­ery support.

Borrowers and Guarantors

Busi­nesses nego­ti­at­ing restruc­tur­ing or set­tle­ment, or defend­ing recov­ery action.

Real Estate Developers

Developers, col­on­isers and investors acquir­ing, devel­op­ing or selling land.

Investors and Acquirers

Buyers and sellers of busi­nesses, shares and assets.

Families and Individuals

Prop­erty, suc­ces­sion and dispute matters of sig­ni­fic­ant value.

APPROACH

How We Work

A con­sist­ent method, whatever the size of the matter, so that clients always know where they stand and what happens next.

  1. Understand

    A direct con­ver­sa­tion and a close reading of every doc­u­ment.

  2. Advise

    A clear view of the pos­i­tion, the options, the risks and the cost.

  3. Act

    Draft­ing, notices, nego­ti­ation or filing, as agreed with the client.

  4. Resolve

    Set­tle­ment where it serves the client, judg­ment where it does not.

For a First Consultation

  • Agreements and correspondence
  • Property and title papers
  • Loan and security documents
  • Notices, orders and pleadings
  • Company records, if relevant
  • A short note of the key dates
Court Matters

Legal Matters We Handle in Hisar and Haryana

ADHIRAJ GANDHI & CO. is a law firm of advoc­ates in Hisar. These are the cases people most often search for, and the courts and laws we appear under.

Cheque Bounce – Section 138 NI Act

Legal notice, com­plaint before the JMIC court, interim com­pens­a­tion, com­pound­ing and appeals, for com­plain­ants and accused.

Criminal Law – BNS, BNSS and IPC

Bail, FIR quash­ing, trial and defence under the Bhar­atiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) and Bhar­atiya Nagarik Surak­sha Sanhita (BNSS), and under the IPC and CrPC for older cases.

Summons, Date of Hearing and Court Appearance

Received a summons? We check the case status and next date of hearing, and appear before the JMIC, Ses­sions and civil courts.

Appeal and Revision

Crim­inal and civil appeals and revi­sion peti­tions before the Ses­sions Court and the appel­late courts in Punjab, Haryana and Delhi NCR.

Civil Suits – CPC

Suit for declar­a­tion, recov­ery suit, injunc­tion, pos­ses­sion and par­ti­tion under the Code of Civil Pro­ced­ure (CPC) and the Spe­cific Relief Act.

Family, Marriage and Divorce

Divorce, main­ten­ance, custody, DV Act pro­ceed­ings and Section 498A IPC / Section 85 BNS matters, for both sides.

Consumer Cases

Con­sumer com­plaints for defi­ciency in service and defect­ive goods under the Con­sumer Pro­tec­tion Act, 2019.

Labour and Service Disputes

Ter­min­a­tion, dues and service matters before the Labour Court, Indus­trial Tribunal and other com­pet­ent courts and forums.

Dispute Resolution and Legal Opinion

Nego­ti­ation, medi­ation, arbit­ra­tion and written legal opin­ions, so a dispute can be settled before it becomes a long case.

Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Short answers to common ques­tions about the firm and how we work.

Who is ADHIRAJ GANDHI and what does the firm do?

ADHIRAJ GANDHI is an advoc­ate with cham­bers in Hisar, Haryana. Adhiraj Gandhi & Co. advises on cor­por­ate, civil, crim­inal, family, NI Act and intel­lec­tual prop­erty matters, and on banking, real estate and dispute res­ol­u­tion, across Hisar, Guru­gram and Delhi NCR.

Which courts and areas does the firm cover?

The firm appears before all courts, tribunals and forums situ­ated within Punjab, Haryana and Delhi NCR, includ­ing Guru­gram, and advises on matters across these areas. Meet­ings in Guru­gram and Delhi are held by appoint­ment.

What is a Section 138 NI Act case?

A Section 138 case arises when a cheque is dis­hon­oured for insuf­fi­cient funds or a similar reason. The payee must send a written demand notice within thirty days of learn­ing of the dis­hon­our, and a com­plaint may follow if payment is not made within fifteen days. The firm acts for both com­plain­ants and accused.

How can I arrange a consultation?

Call +91-9996693456 or message the firm on WhatsApp, and please keep the rel­ev­ant doc­u­ments ready, such as agree­ments, notices, prop­erty papers and orders.

Does using this website create an advocate-client relationship?

No. This website provides inform­a­tion only, and nothing on it is legal advice. An advoc­ate-client rela­tion­ship begins only when the firm agrees to act in a matter.

How do I file a cheque bounce case under Section 138 of the NI Act in Hisar?

Send a written legal notice within 30 days of learn­ing that the cheque was dis­hon­oured. The drawer then has 15 days to pay. If payment is not made, a com­plaint can be filed before the Judi­cial Magis­trate First Class (JMIC) within one month after those 15 days end. ADHIRAJ GANDHI & CO. drafts the notice, files the com­plaint and appears for com­plain­ants and accused.

What are BNS, BNSS and the IPC and CrPC?

The Bhar­atiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) and the Bhar­atiya Nagarik Surak­sha Sanhita (BNSS) replaced the Indian Penal Code (IPC) and the Code of Crim­inal Pro­ced­ure (CrPC) from 1 July 2024. Offences com­mit­ted before that date, and cases already pending, are gen­er­ally still dealt with under the earlier laws. The firm advises under both.

I received a court summons. What should I do?

A summons is the court’s written dir­ec­tion to appear on a fixed date. Do not ignore it, because non-appear­ance can lead to a warrant. Note the court, case number and date, gather your papers and speak to an advoc­ate before the hearing so that appear­ance, bail or a reply can be arranged.

How can I find my next date of hearing?

Use the case number or CNR number on the e-Courts ser­vices website for the dis­trict court, or check the court’s cause list. Keep the CNR number from your summons or order ready. Clients of the firm can also contact the office for the next date.

What are Section 498A IPC (Section 85 BNS) and the DV Act?

Section 498A of the IPC, now Section 85 of the BNS, deals with cruelty to a wife by her husband or his rel­at­ives. The Pro­tec­tion of Women from Domestic Viol­ence Act, 2005 is a sep­ar­ate civil remedy that can give pro­tec­tion, res­id­ence, main­ten­ance and custody orders. The firm acts for aggrieved women and for the persons accused or named as respond­ents.

How does divorce work for a marriage in Haryana?

Divorce can be by mutual consent, for example under Section 13B of the Hindu Mar­riage Act, 1955, or con­tested on the grounds the law allows. Mutual consent needs a joint peti­tion and a waiting period that courts can waive in suit­able cases. Main­ten­ance, custody and prop­erty terms are settled in the same pro­ceed­ings.

What is the difference between an appeal, a revision, a declaration suit and a recovery suit?

An appeal chal­lenges a judg­ment or decree before a higher court. A revi­sion asks a higher court to examine the leg­al­ity of an order. A suit for declar­a­tion (Section 34, Spe­cific Relief Act, 1963) asks the court to declare a legal right or status. A recov­ery suit seeks money due, includ­ing summary suits under Order XXXVII of the CPC. The firm files and defends all of these.

Does the firm handle consumer and labour cases?

Yes. The firm handles con­sumer com­plaints under the Con­sumer Pro­tec­tion Act, 2019, and labour and service dis­putes before the Labour Court, Indus­trial Tribunal and other com­pet­ent courts and forums, along with its other civil, crim­inal and family work in Hisar and Haryana.

PRESENCE

Delhi NCR and Haryana

The firm works across the National Capital Region, of which Guru­gram is the cor­por­ate and fin­an­cial centre, and from its home cham­bers in Hisar. Clients in the NCR are served in person, by appoint­ment, and Haryana lit­ig­a­tion is run from Hisar.

NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION · PRINCIPAL AREA OF WORK

Delhi NCR

Cor­por­ate offices, developers, lenders and growing busi­nesses across the region. Guru­gram is our prin­cipal hub within the NCR.

GurugramCorporate, real estate and banking matters; Haryana RERA proceedings; commercial disputes
DelhiCourts, tribunals, arbitration and transactions
FaridabadIndustrial, property and recovery matters
Noida and GhaziabadReal estate, commercial and contract matters
HOME CHAMBERS

Hisar, Haryana

The base of our lit­ig­a­tion prac­tice and the seat of the firm.

  • All courts and forums across Punjab and Haryana
  • District courts across Haryana
  • Civil, criminal and family court matters
  • NI Act cheque dishonour cases
CONTACT

Arrange a Consultation

Write or call to arrange a meeting in Hisar or any­where in Delhi NCR, Includ­ing Guru­gram. Please have the rel­ev­ant doc­u­ments ready.

Hisar Chambers

ADHIRAJ GANDHI & CO.
#68, 70 Kamla Nagar,
Red Square Market,
Hisar – 125001, Haryana

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Delhi NCR, Including Gurugram

Meet­ings in Guru­gram, Delhi and the wider NCR are held by appoint­ment.

Please contact us to confirm the time and place.

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