By Advocate Ajay Malik | Supreme Court, Delhi High Court & All District Courts Apprehending arrest in a non-bailable criminal case is one of the most stressful experiences an individual or family can encounter. Under Indian criminal jurisprudence, personal liberty is guarded by constitutional frameworks. With the modernization of India’s penal statutes, the provision governing …
By Advocate Ajay Malik | Supreme Court, Delhi High Court & All District Courts Real estate investments represent major lifetime assets for individuals and businesses across India. However, property owners frequently face the threat of illegal encroachment (kabza), unauthorized squatting, or claims of ownership based on long-term occupation. A common area of confusion in property …
By Advocate Ajay Malik | Supreme Court, Delhi High Court & All District Courts In commercial lending, business supply contracts, and personal loans across India, cheques are routinely handed over as “collateral” or “security”. A frequent area of litigation under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 (NI Act) occurs when a blank security …
By Advocate Ajay Malik | Supreme Court, Delhi High Court & All District Courts In urban centers like Delhi NCR, tenancy disagreements regarding rent hikes, maintenance charges, or lease extensions sometimes escalate into unilateral actions by property owners. One of the most severe illegal measures adopted by some landlords is cutting off essential amenities—specifically municipal …
By Advocate Ajay Malik | Supreme Court, Delhi High Court & All District Courts Child custody litigation represents one of the most sensitive dimensions of family court proceedings. When matrimonial disputes arise, fathers often express concern regarding their legal standing to seek custody or maintain regular, meaningful access to their children. Under the codified frameworks …
By Advocate Ajay Malik | Supreme Court, Delhi High Court & All District Courts In Indian family law, maintenance proceedings constitute an important statutory framework. With the implementation of the new criminal procedure codes, the provisions previously governed by Section 125 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 (CrPC) have been formally re-enacted under Section …
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Navigating a matrimonial breakdown is emotionally and legally challenging. When both husband and wife mutually decide to dissolve their marriage peacefully, Section 13B of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 provides the mechanism for Mutual Consent Divorce. However, a common obstacle faced by parties is the mandatory six-month waiting period specified between the First Motion and …
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By Advocate Ajay Malik | Supreme Court, Delhi High Court & All District Courts The breakdown of a marriage is a deeply painful emotional crisis, but when it transforms into weaponized criminal litigation, it becomes a structural threat to your entire family. In the modern legal arena of 2026, the provisions governing matrimonial cruelty and …
Finding the right advocate in Dwarka is often not a planned decision – it usually happens on one of the most stressful days of your life. A family member may have been picked up by the police, a cyber fraud can freeze your bank account overnight, or you might suddenly receive a summons from a …
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By Advocate Ajay Malik | Supreme Court, Delhi High Court & All District Courts Receiving a phone call or a formal written document from a police station directing you to present yourself for an ongoing investigation is an intensely stressful experience. For the average citizen, business professional, or corporate executive, the immediate reaction is panic—assuming …
