Sidharth Joshi & Co.

Vishwas Nagar, Delhi

It is well versed in central state and local legislative process and law firm advise clients in matters before the central and state governments, parliamentary standing committees, regulatory boards across industry sectors and commissions. Law firm's excellent relationship with our government clients, and our in-depth understanding of government policy helps clients manage government relations better.The government relations and regulatory affairs group at this law firm offers a broad range of services to those engaged in lobbying, advocacy and regulatory affairs. Law firm has the expertise to serve in a number of roles, from providing direct, hands-on lobbying to supporting the efforts of other lobbyists on legislation, regulations and administrative policy. Law firm also provide services in the areas of administrative law and regulatory affairs, and law firm regularly assist clients in the increasingly complex area of compliance with state, federal and local campaign finance and ethics requirements. Law firms understanding of both the political and legal systems, and law firms combined expertise in both, allows it to bridge the gulf that often separates the two and to tailor cost-effective solutions which respond to the needs and capacities of each client. Law firm can help to construct a government relations component for an organization from the ground up. Law firm can develop lobbying strategies and solutions on specific issues; and law firm can support clients' own lobbying efforts with the legal analyses and services that can make the difference between success and failure. Law firms goal is to help all of its clients succeed cost-effectively, whether that entails enhancing the effectiveness of those who already engage in lobbying and advocacy activities, or introducing clients to legislative and regulatory alternatives which complement more traditional legal approaches. This practice group provides services to professional associations, businesses, trade associations, other nonprofit organizations, local governments, political organizations, and individuals.

Advising clients regarding procedure that how to recover the debt money. Filing, appearing, contesting, arguing of civil suits for recovery of debts. Filing arguing contesting arguing summary proceedings cases trials under order xxxvii c.p.c., 1908 for recovery of money debt in the case where any written oral contract, dishonoured cheque, bill, hundies, promissory notes are with the party. Filing recovery suit filed before the district court and various high courts. Drafting of the suits, plaints, applications, replies, rejoinder, replications, written statements to be filed before all district & civil courts filing of suits, plaints, applications, replies, rejoinder, replications, written statements to be filed before all district & civil courts issuance of summons notices from the courts.Conducting trial drafting of petitions suits, plaints, applications, replies, rejoinder, replications, written statementsfiling of the petitions suits, plaints, applications, replies, rejoinder, replications, written statementsproviding assistance to the court in framing the issues examination and cross examination of witnesses. Final argument filing appearing contesting arguing the criminal case such as breach of trust, cheating, threat etc. Against the debtor. Filing for summon for judgment under order xxxvii rule 3 and 4 of c.p.c. Filing of criminal complaints under section 200 cr.p.c., 1973 read with section 138 negotiable instrument act for cheque bouncing or dishonourment of cheques before all magistrate courts drafting of legal notices issuance of summons against the accused persons. Issuance of bailable warrants, non reliable warrants against the accused persons. Issuance of process under section 82 & 83 cr.p, c 1973 for declaring a person as proclaimed offender or abscondertrial collection of documents on behalf of accused from the prosecution. Filing of application under section 145 (2) of negotiable instrument actframing of charges examination and cross examination of witnesses.Statement of accused. Cross examination of accused complainant final argument on behalf of accused complainant. Revision petitions before various session courts in india and high courts in india under section 397 cr.p.c., 1973. Quashing of summons under section 482 cr. P.c. Before various high courts. Appeals before various session courts in india, high courts in india and honble supreme court of indiafiling of slp before honble supreme court of india

Our global finance practice covers the full range of international and domestic finance activities with particular emphasis on structured products, securitization, securities, derivatives, banking, restructuring and insolvency, asset finance, project finance, insurance and financial services. Our lawyers across the network work closely and collaboratively with each other as well as working with our other specialist groups such as tax, property and financial services.

We are providing direct taxation service. patents our firms work in patent law covers every field of technology from the most significant cases affecting large industries to disputes involving individuals and companies. We undertake advising and drafting of patent applications, meeting examiners objections and oppositions. We also undertake court litigation pertaining to infringement of patents or its revocation. Trade marks and passing off we have wide experience in protection and prosecution of trademark including registrations, infringements and passing off litigation, licensing and assignment of trade marks. Copyright and registered designs practice in this area includes disputes and piracy in respect of industrial designs and copyright in engineering and artistic drawings, computer software, musical, cinematographic or literary works. We have had privilege of rendering professional assistance to courts in adjudication of complex intellectual property issues and overlaps or conflicts between copyright under copyright act and allied rights under the designs act. Trade secret, know how and breach of confidence collaborations and transfer of know how invariably involves transfer of confidential information and trade secrets. Such information is valuable property and parted with great trust and faith to the transferee. Breach of such trust, faith and confidence is actionable in law with reliefs of injunction and damages. Cyber law and information technology with e-commerce becoming the easiest, most convenient and accepted way to do business world over, domain name rights and cyber-squatting have become crucial issues. Legal rights emanating from every transaction or interaction, as well as protection of intellectual property rights on the internet in terms of copyright protection and infringement, passing off, infringement of trade mark etc, with focus on issues of jurisdiction and enforcement are critical issues. Our endeavor is to provide legal answers and advice to every conceivable proposition of cyber laws. Technical collaboration and franchising drafting of collaboration agreement requires not only comprehensive knowledge of national laws but also awareness about international treaties and conventions. It also requires expertise in drafting skill, which is well possessed by us, having been involved in drafting and finalising several such collaboration agreements.

Drafting and vetting of commercial contracts including agency and distributorship agreements. it has experience and specialized skills in negotiating and drafting various transactional documents including shareholders agreements, stock holders agreements, stock purchase agreements, acquisition agreements and joint venture agreements. It help our clients flesh out a deal and put meat on the bones and we believe in drafting deal documents in advance of a deal so that the process moves forward in the hope that the deal catches up. We help out clients understand established customs in similar transactions. With our multi disciplinary practice areas, we not only concentrate on the immediate transactions but focus on potential future disputes and the manner of regulation.due to the unique characteristic of ip, ip transactions including acquisition, licensing, financing (in which ip is securitised) raise issues distinct from transactions that involve other types of property. We understand the basic principles of ip that are relevant to transactional practice. Our lawyers have had the experience of negotiating and drafting patent and high technology agreements, licensing and franchise, consulting and know-how agreements, joint development agreements, mass market licences like shrink wrap and use based licences, licensing of software and source code escrow agreements, motion pictures for multi media use, photographs etc. It is adept in drafting agreements specific to different industry sectors and technology areas.

Under the constitution, criminal law diction belongs concurrently to the central government and the states. The prevailing law on crime prevention and punishment is embodied in two principal statutes: the indian penal code and the code of criminal procedure of 1973. These laws take precedence over any state legislation, and the states cannot alter or amend them. Separate legislation enacted by both the states and the central government also has established criminal liability for acts such as smuggling, illegal use of arms and ammunition, and corruption. All legislation, however, remains subordinate to the constitution. the indian penal code came into force in 1862; as amended, it continued in force in 1993. Based on british criminal law, the code defines basic crimes and punishments, applies to resident foreigners and citizens alike, and recognizes offenses committed abroad by indian nationals. the penal code classifies crimes under various categories: crimes against the state, the armed forces, public order, the human body, and property; and crimes relating to elections, religion, marriage, and health, safety, decency, and morals. Crimes are cognizable or non cognizable, comparable to the distinction between felonies and misdemeanors in legal use in the united states. Six categories of punishment include fines, forfeiture of property, simple imprisonment, rigorous imprisonment with hard labor, life imprisonment, and death. An individual can be imprisoned for failure to pay fines, and up to three months' solitary confinement can occur during rare rigorous imprisonment sentences. Commutation is possible for death and life sentences. Executions are by hanging and are rare--there were only three in 1993 and two in 1994--and are usually reserved for crimes such as political assassination and multiple murders. courts of law try cases under procedures that resemble the anglo-american pattern. The machinery for prevention and punishment through the criminal court system rests on the code of criminal procedure of 1973, which came into force on april 1, 1974, replacing a code dating from 1898. The code includes provisions to expedite the judicial process, increase efficiency, prevent abuses, and provide legal relief to the poor. The basic framework of the criminal justice system, however, was left unchanged.

Central excise & service tax: compliance with law & procedure. Exemption, refund & rebate, audit preventive checks. Replying to departmental queries scn appeals. service tax: tax planning. Replying to departmental queries scn appeals. customs: valuation, special valuation branch, gatt valuation, questionnaire reply. Exemption refund, drawback, depb dfrc, epcg, project import. Investigation show cause notices seizure confiscation. Anti dumping, countervailing & safeguard duty ---strategic case preparation and questionnaire reply. export - import: dgft permission, licence & procedure export benefits drawback, depb, dfrc, epcg, advance licence. Rate fixation verification realization. Input output norm:-- fixation & modification. Deemed export, sez, eou, ehtp, stp, development commissioner

We offer a comprehensive, professional and personal visaimmigration application service to all applicants. Each case is assessed for eligibility to apply for either a temporary or permanent visa before accepting the case. Our policy is not to accept a visa immigration case unless the applicant has a very good change of success. If there are areas of concern the visa immigration applicant is made aware of this before the case is accepted. We are experienced in all areas of visa applications i.e. Skilled visas, family visas, retirement visas and business visas. We undertake to ensure that each visa application to the department of immigration and multicultural affairs is overseen from start to finish by one registered migration agent.

Sidharth joshi and associates believes in a creative, proactive litigation management process with the objective of encouraging negotiated resolutions. Our attorneys have significant experience in both international and domestic arbitration , offline and online mediation, and other forms of alternative dispute resolution. our attorneys have acted as counsels and arbitrators in high stake arbitrations and are well recognized as experts in all areas of general and special practice, including finance, commerce, contractual, building, construction, as well as industry and employment related disputes. Our arbitration specialists are members of the indian council of arbitration, a leading organization furthering arbitration practices in india and regularly contribute to the field by speaking at special seminars and by writing articles in leading arbitration journals. adr provides a viable option for those who prefer to stay out of court and has many potential advantages for most litigants, including: reduced cost efficient resolution less emotional stress flexibility with rules and procedures control over the results given a rich pool of human resources, the firm has the ability to readily assemble dedicated teams of professionals with the industry specific expertise to meet the client's requirements and handle complex arbitration matters both in india and abroad. modes drafting of agreement contract, continuing arbitration clause sending of legal notice for appointment of arbitrator. Appointment of arbitrator from high court. appointment of arbitrator

Based in Delhi (India), Sidharth Joshi & Associates is an eminent Divorce Law Advisory Services Provider. All major religions have their own laws which govern divorces within their own community, and separate regulations exist regarding divorce in interfaith marriages. Hindus, including Buddhists, Sikhs and Jains, are governed by the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955; Christians by the Indian Divorce Act, 1869; Parsis by the Parsi Marriage and Divorce Act, 1936; and Muslims by the Dissolution of Muslim Marriages Act, 1939, which provides the grounds on which women can obtain a divorce, and the un-codified civil law. Civil marriages and inter-community marriages and divorces are governed by the Special Marriage Act, 1956. Other community specific legislation includes the Native Converts' Marriage Dissolution Act, 1866 that allows a Hindu to appeal for a divorce if a spouse converts to Christianity.
In most Western nations, there are approximately 16 distinct reasons for which divorces are granted. In India, however, only five main reasons are generally accepted as sufficient grounds for divorce.
While India feels that one should have the right to divorce, it is still a highly stigmatizing action. Women are looked upon more harshly than men in this regard. There continue to be segments of Indian society that feel divorce is never an option, regardless of how abusive or adulterous the husband may be which adds to the greater disapproval for women. A divorced woman often will return to her family, but may not be wholeheartedly welcomed. She puts, especially if she has children, an economic burden on her family and is often given lowly household tasks to perform. There is also the risk that a divorced woman's presence would ward off possible marriages for other daughters within the household. Unavoidably, the overall status of the family and household are lowered by having a divorcee living with amongst them. A woman's class and caste are a major factor in her acceptance back into society. Women from higher classes tend to have an easier time than middle or lower class women in returning to the social order after a divorce. An exception to this model is the extreme bottom of the society who have experienced little rebuff from peers after a divorce. This results from their already atypical status in society.

Based in Delhi (India), Sidharth Joshi & Associates is an eminent Criminal Law Services Provider. Under the constitution, criminal law diction belongs concurrently to the central government and the states. The prevailing law on crime prevention and punishment is embodied in two principal statutes: the Indian Penal Code and the Code of Criminal Procedure of 1973. These laws take precedence over any state legislation, and the states cannot alter or amend them. Separate legislation enacted by both the states and the central government also has established criminal liability for acts such as smuggling, illegal use of arms and ammunition, and corruption. All legislation, however, remains subordinate to the constitution.
The Indian Penal Code came into force in 1862; as amended, it continued in force in 1993. Based on British criminal law, the code defines basic crimes and punishments, applies to resident foreigners and citizens alike, and recognizes offenses committed abroad by Indian nationals.
The penal code classifies crimes under various categories: crimes against the state, the armed forces, public order, the human body, and property; and crimes relating to elections, religion, marriage, and health, safety, decency, and morals. Crimes are cognizable or non-cognizable, comparable to the distinction between felonies and misdemeanors in legal use in the United States. Six categories of punishment include fines, forfeiture of property, simple imprisonment, rigorous imprisonment with hard labor, life imprisonment, and death. An individual can be imprisoned for failure to pay fines, and up to three months' solitary confinement can occur during rare rigorous imprisonment sentences. Commutation is possible for death and life sentences. Executions are by hanging and are rare--there were only three in 1993 and two in 1994--and are usually reserved for crimes such as political assassination and multiple murders.
Courts of law try cases under procedures that resemble the Anglo-American pattern. The machinery for prevention and punishment through the criminal court system rests on the Code of Criminal Procedure of 1973, which came into force on April 1, 1974, replacing a code dating from 1898. The code includes provisions to expedite the judicial process, increase efficiency, prevent abuses, and provide legal relief to the poor. The basic framework of the criminal justice system, however, was left unchanged.

• Advising clients regarding procedure, formalities and technicalities of criminal law
• Drafting of the complaints to be filed before police officials such as SHO, ACP, DCP as well as to the other higher authorities such as Commissioner of Police, Home Minister.
• Drafting of legal notices
• Filing of criminal complaints under Section 200 Cr.P.C., 1973 before all district & Sessions courts.
• Filing of Criminal Complaints and applications under Sectiion 156(3) Cr.P.C. for registration of FIR.
• Issuance of summons against the accused persons.
• Issuance of Bailable Warrants, Non Reliable Warrants against the accused persons.
• Issuance of process under section 82 & 83 Cr.P, C 1973 for declaring a person as proclaimed offender or absconder.
• Application for anticipatory bail.
• Application for regular bail.
• Cancellation of bail.
• Trial
• Collection of documents on behalf of accused from the prosecution.
• Examination and cross examination of witnesses.
• Statement of accused.
• Cross examination of accused / complainant
• Final argument on behalf of accused.
• Revision petitions before various Session Courts in India and High Courts in India under Section 397 Cr.P.C., 1973.
• Quashing of FIR U/S 482 Cr.P.C. before various High Courts.
• Quashing of summons under Section 482 Cr. P.C. before various High Courts.
• Appeals before various Session Courts in India, High Courts in India and Hon’ble Supreme Court of India
• Filing of SLP before Hon’ble Supreme Court of India.

Based in Delhi (India), Sidharth Joshi & Associates is an eminent Banking Insurance & Financial Services Provider.

• Litigation in Indian courts.
• Search reports regarding documents like that sale deed, conveyance deed, lease deed, perpetual lease deed WILL.
• Drafting / verifying documents for banks.
• Advising banks on adopting appropriate risk, management models.
• Commercial conveyance.

 

Our global finance practice covers the full range of international and domestic finance activities with particular emphasis on structured products, securitization, securities, derivatives, banking, restructuring and insolvency, asset finance, project finance, insurance and financial services. Our lawyers across the network work closely and collaboratively with each other as well as working with our other specialist groups such as tax, property and financial services

Based in Delhi (India), Sidharth Joshi & Associates is an eminent Arbitration and Alternative Dispute Resolution Services Provider. Our company believes in a creative, proactive litigation management process with the objective of encouraging negotiated resolutions. Our attorneys have significant experience in both international and domestic arbitration, offline and online mediation, and other forms of alternative dispute resolution.
Our attorneys have acted as counsels and arbitrators in high stake arbitrations and are well recognized as experts in all areas of general and special practice, including finance, commerce, contractual, building, construction, as well as industry and employment related disputes. Our arbitration specialists are members of the Indian Council of Arbitration, a leading organization furthering arbitration practices in India and regularly contribute to the field by speaking at special seminars and by writing articles in leading Arbitration Journals.
ADR provides a viable option for those who prefer to stay out of court and has many potential advantages for most litigants, including :

• Reduced cost
• Efficient resolution
• Less emotional stress
• Flexibility with rules and procedures
• Control over the results

 

Given a rich pool of human resources, the firm has the ability to readily assemble dedicated teams of professionals with the industry specific expertise to meet the client's requirements and handle complex arbitration matters both in India and abroad.

• Drafting of Agreement / contract, continuing Arbitration Clause
• Sending of legal notice for appointment of arbitrator.
• Appointment of Arbitrator from High Court.  
• Appointment of Arbitrator
• Challenge of award
• Objections to the awards under section 34
• Appeals under section 37
• Special leave petitions

Based in Delhi (India), Sidharth Joshi & Associates is an eminent Labour & Employment Law Advisory Services Provider. The company has substantial experience in labor law and service matters, almost of every aspect in this respect, ranging from labor-management relations to fair employment practices, benefit planning and litigation. We also advises on matters concerning pension, welfare benefit plans, employment discrimination laws, employer-employee problems, re-organization, changes in the work force, terms and condition of employment etc.
Our attorneys have unmatched experience in this field and regularly advise clients on regulatory compliance with various Labour and Service laws prevalent in India. We represent clients in litigation before various legal forums on complex matters pertaining to labour-management relations, Anti-Discrimination Laws, disputes relating to employment benefits and connected litigation.
We regularly provide legal advice and represent Central Universities and various educational institutions, real estate developers, hotel chains, major pharmaceutical companies, and industrial players in the healthcare sector apart from rendering advice to and representing many other corporate/private clients.

Based in Delhi (India), Sidharth Joshi & Associates is an eminent Foreign Direct Investment Services Provider. The company attends to foreign companies for entry strategies in India and assisting them through  Government regulations and procedures for setting up their business operations in India, advising on foreign exchange management act (FEMA) and its regulations, foreign direct investment (FDI) we assists in establishing business in India. FDI approvals from foreign investment promotion board (FIPB) FIPB/Secretariat of Industrial Approvals (SIA); branch, liaison, subsidiary, project & site office approvals from reserve bank of India; Industrial licensing, Government contracts, transfer of technology and licensing, repatriation. The firm also provides advice on various provisions & procedures relating to imports and exports.  We attends to formation of companies, drafting of memorandum and article of association, strategic planning and taking searches and filing the required documents, forms, applying for permission, approvals, co-ordination, inquiries, where ever required and also due diligence of companies prior to takeover, merger, purchase of companies and inspection.  We also attends to all the issues and maintenance of the company even after formation of the company such as filing of annual reports, resolutions, filing of all the required forms, liasioning with government officials such as Reserve Bank of India, Registrar of Companies, SEBI etc.
Whether your company is large or small, new or established, you can benefit from the wide range of services offered by our firm.

Based in Delhi (India), Sidharth Joshi & Associates is an eminent Company Formation Services Provider. Starting up a business can be a difficult decision, especially if you have no-one to share your ideas, hopes or even fears with. With our corporate specialists supporting you, your business can go from start-up, to success and expansion, in safe hands. Our team possesses vast amounts of experience in the management and resolution of corporate legal issues, which could affect your future economic growth and development. Today's competitive global market requires businesses to develop relationships with firms in many different parts of the world. But what happens if it all goes wrong? Should your business fall upon hard times, we, with a proven track record in corporate recovery.

Based in Delhi (India), Sidharth Joshi & Associates is an eminent Transactional Documentation Services Provider. Drafting and vetting of Commercial Contracts including Agency and Distributorship Agreements.  It has experience and specialized skills in negotiating and drafting various transactional documents including Shareholders’ Agreements, Stock Holders Agreements, Stock Purchase Agreements, Acquisition Agreements and Joint Venture Agreements. It help our Clients flesh out a deal and put meat on the bones and we believe in drafting deal documents in advance of a deal so that the process moves forward in the hope that the deal ‘catches up’. We help our clients understand established customs in similar transactions. With our multi-disciplinary practice areas, we not only concentrate on the immediate transactions but focus on potential future disputes and the manner of regulation.

Due to the unique characteristic of IP, IP transactions including acquisition, licensing, financing (in which IP is securitized) raise issues distinct from transactions that involve other types of property. We understand the basic principles of IP that are relevant to transactional practice. Our lawyers have had the experience of negotiating and drafting Patent and High Technology Agreements, Licensing and Franchise, Consulting and Know-How Agreements, Joint Development Agreements, Mass Market Licenses like Shrink Wrap and use based licenses, Licensing of Software and Source Code Escrow Agreements, Motion Pictures for multimedia use, photographs etc.

It is adept in drafting Agreements specific to different industry sectors and technology areas.  

Based in Delhi (India), Sidharth Joshi & Associates is an eminent Real Estate Services Provider. The real estate market in India is emerging and changing at a very rapid pace. The structures and vehicles used are increasingly sophisticated and complex and so are the financing tools and techniques.

Business increasingly needs lawyers with legal, financial, and technical expertise besides a practical approach necessary to meet the demands of the rapidly changing real estate scenario.

Our Real Estate Practice Team is a truly innovative set of lawyers who thrive on complexity and believe in delivering their expertise with a personal touch.

 

The Real Estate Practice Team has wide experience in

• Land Acquisition
• Construction and Development
• Investment, Funds and Structures
• Investment, Sales and Acquisitions
• Letting and Leasing
• Securitization
• Real Estate Finance
• Setting up Townships, IT Parks and Commercial Complexes etc.
• Special Economic Zone and Special Development Zone

Based in Delhi (India), Sidharth Joshi & Associates is the only debt collection attorney network in India and its attorney has presence in all major city of India. It is an alliance of independent solo practicing attorney and law firm with global coverage specializing in the recovery of past due receivables (unpaid invoices)/ debt collection.             It is one of the largest Commercial Debt Collection network in India, having specialization in Debt Collection Law Services in the normal course or through legal means both within India or abroad. Our debt collection’s attorneys are located in all part of India. Law firm’s attorney is so well trained that they have thorough understanding of fundamentals of Commercial and Corporate Laws and Practices as well as practical aspect of credit operations/ debt collection.              It is a well-established and recognized dictum that faster the action, greater the chances of debt recovery. So do not wait for your asset/ debt to become difficult of recovery and entrust your debt collection to us at the earliest. We shall be ever eager to put our experience at your disposal for quick & efficient debt collection.             Measures for debt collection:- We ensure that all measures are properly adopted on time like for example issuance of legal notice at appropriate time when cheque is bounced after that filing of appropriate cases like 138 Negotiable Instruments Act, Suit for recovery either in summary trail i.e. order 37 CPC 1908 or otherwise and winding up petitions for the recovery of debt.   

• Advising clients regarding procedure that how to recover the debt money.
• Filing, appearing, contesting, arguing of civil suits for recovery of debts.
• Filing / arguing / contesting / arguing summary proceedings cases / trials Under Order XXXVII C.P.C., 1908 for recovery of money / debt in the case where any written / oral contract, dishonored cheque, bill, hundies, promissory notes are with the party.
• Filing recovery suit filed before the District Court and various High Courts.
• Drafting of the Suits, Plaints, Applications, replies, rejoinder, Replications, written statements to be filed before all district & civil courts
• Filing of Suits, Plaints, Applications, replies, rejoinder, Replications, written statements to be filed before all district & civil courts
• Issuance of summons notices from the courts.

 

Conducting trial

• Drafting of petitions Suits, Plaints, Applications, replies, rejoinder, Replications, written statements
• Filing of the petitions Suits, Plaints, Applications, replies, rejoinder, Replications, written statements
• Providing assistance to the court in framing the issues
• Examination and cross examination of witnesses.
• Final argument
• Filing / appearing / contesting / arguing the criminal case such as breach of trust, cheating, threat etc. against the debtor.
• Filing for summon for judgment under Order XXXVII Rule 3 and 4 of C.P.C.
• Filing of criminal complaints under Section 200 Cr.P.C., 1973 Read with section 138 negotiable instrument act for cheque bouncing or dishonored cheques before all magistrate courts
• Drafting of legal notices
• Issuance of summons against the accused persons.
• Issuance of Boilable Warrants, Non Reliable Warrants against the accused persons.
• Issuance of process under section 82 & 83 Cr.P, C 1973 for declaring a person as proclaimed offender or absconder
• Trial
• Collection of documents on behalf of accused from the prosecution.
• Filing of application under section 145 (2) of negotiable instrument act
• Framing of charges
• Examination and cross examination of witnesses.
• Statement of accused.
• Cross examination of accused / complainant
• Final argument on behalf of accused / complainant.
• Revision petitions before various Session Courts in India and High Courts in India under Section 397 Cr.P.C., 1973.
• Quashing of summons under Section 482 Cr. P.C. before various High Courts.
• Appeals before various Session Courts in India, High Courts in India and Hon’ble Supreme Court of India

• Filing of SLP before Hon’ble Supreme Court of India.