Civil & Criminal Lawyer

Advocate Parul Kumar provides robust litigation services in both civil and criminal matters across Delhi, Jhajjar, Bahadurgarh, Rohtak, Bhiwani, Gurugram, Chandigarh & all of Haryana. Practicing at Jhajjar District Court and Bar Room No. 14, Punjab & Haryana High Court, Chandigarh, he combines traditional litigation expertise with specialized knowledge of cyber crime, digital evidence (BSA 2023), and technology-related offences — a rare advantage in modern courts.

Criminal Law Services

Comprehensive criminal defense & prosecution under BNS 2023 (formerly IPC) and BNSS 2023 (formerly CrPC)

🔒 Bail Applications

Swift and strategic bail representation at every stage:

  • ✓ Anticipatory bail (Section 482 BNSS)
  • ✓ Regular bail (Section 480 BNSS)
  • ✓ Default bail / Statutory bail
  • ✓ High Court bail appeals
  • ✓ Bail in cyber crime & IT Act cases

🚫 FIR Quashing & Criminal Petitions

Relief from false, frivolous, or malicious criminal proceedings:

  • ✓ FIR quashing under Section 528 BNSS
  • ✓ Criminal revision petitions
  • ✓ Writ petitions (Article 226/227)
  • ✓ Stay orders on arrest warrants
  • ✓ Compounding of offences

⚖️ Criminal Trial & Defense

Full-spectrum criminal defense at District Courts & High Court:

  • ✓ Cheating & fraud cases (Section 318/319 BNS)
  • ✓ Criminal breach of trust (Section 316 BNS)
  • ✓ Defamation (Section 356 BNS)
  • ✓ Criminal intimidation & threats
  • ✓ Cyber crime & IT Act 2000 offences

Civil Law Services

Civil suits, property disputes, contract litigation & injunction remedies

🏠 Property & Land Disputes

Legal representation for all types of immovable property disputes:

  • ✓ Title disputes & ownership claims
  • ✓ Partition suits & joint property division
  • ✓ Specific performance of sale agreements
  • ✓ Illegal possession & eviction suits
  • ✓ Revenue court matters & mutation disputes

📄 Contract & Recovery Suits

Enforcement of contracts and recovery of money/damages:

  • ✓ Breach of contract suits
  • ✓ Recovery of money (Order 37 CPC)
  • ✓ Cheque bounce cases (NI Act Section 138)
  • ✓ Injunction & restraining orders
  • ✓ Declaratory suits & permanent injunctions

📌 Writ Petitions & Appeals

Constitutional remedies and appellate practice at High Court:

  • ✓ Writ petitions (Art. 226/227 Constitution)
  • ✓ Civil first appeals & second appeals
  • ✓ Civil revision petitions
  • ✓ Execution of decrees
  • ✓ Service matter writs & administrative law

Courts & Tribunals We Practice At

📍 Jhajjar District Court (Primary)

Civil Judge, Senior Division, Chief Judicial Magistrate, Sessions Court. Regular practice in civil suits, criminal trials, bail hearings, and all district-level matters.

📍 Punjab & Haryana High Court, Chandigarh

Bar Room No. 14. Writ petitions, FIR quashing, bail appeals, civil appeals & revision petitions for all Haryana districts.

📍 Delhi District Courts

Tis Hazari, Patiala House, Saket, Dwarka, Rohini, Karkardooma courts. Criminal defense, civil suits, and cyber crime matters.

📍 Rohtak, Gurugram, Bhiwani & Bahadurgarh Courts

District-level civil and criminal cases, property disputes, revenue matters, and family court appearances across Haryana.

Frequently Asked Questions

How to get bail in Jhajjar or Delhi?

Your lawyer files a bail application before the Magistrate or Sessions Court. For anticipatory bail (before arrest), an application under Section 482 BNSS is filed. For regular bail (after arrest), Section 480 BNSS applies. In Jhajjar, bail matters are heard at Jhajjar District Court. High Court bail appeals are filed at the Punjab & Haryana High Court, Chandigarh.

How to file an FIR quashing petition in Haryana?

FIR quashing petitions are filed under Section 528 BNSS (formerly Section 482 CrPC) before the Punjab & Haryana High Court in Chandigarh. The petition must show the FIR is frivolous, malicious, or doesn't disclose any cognizable offence.

What is the difference between BNS and IPC?

The Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) 2023 replaced the IPC 1860 from July 1, 2024. Key changes: community service for petty offences, dedicated chapters for organized crime & terrorism, enhanced penalties for mob lynching, and mandatory digital/electronic evidence provisions under BSA 2023.

How to file a property dispute case in Jhajjar or Gurugram?

Property suits are filed before the Civil Judge at the District Court where the property is situated. In Jhajjar, suits go to Jhajjar District Court. Revenue matters (mutation, land records) are heard by the Sub-Divisional Magistrate or Revenue Courts.

Helpful Links & Resources

Official government portals, legal forms, and bare acts for quick reference

🏛️ Court & eFiling Portals

📖 Bare Acts & Legislation (PDF Downloads)

💡 Legal Aid & Complaint Portals

Need a Civil or Criminal Lawyer?

Whether you need bail, face false criminal charges, have a property dispute, or require High Court representation — Advocate Parul Kumar provides experienced litigation support across Delhi, Jhajjar, Bahadurgarh, Rohtak, Bhiwani, Gurugram, Chandigarh & all of Haryana.

Schedule a Consultation Call +91-8572022292

Offices: Jhajjar District Court, Haryana | Bar Room No. 14, Punjab & Haryana High Court, Chandigarh

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Frequently Asked Questions — Civil & Criminal Litigation

What is the procedure for obtaining anticipatory bail under BNSS in cyber cases?

Applications for anticipatory bail under Section 482 BNSS (formerly 438 CrPC) are filed before the Sessions Court or High Court demonstrating lack of custodial interrogation necessity and cooperation with digital forensics.

When can an FIR be quashed by the High Court under Section 528 BNSS?

The High Court exercises inherent powers under Section 528 BNSS (formerly 482 CrPC) to quash FIRs where allegations do not disclose a cognizable offense, where the matter is purely civil, or when compromise is achieved.

How do new criminal laws (BNS, BNSS, BSA 2023) impact digital evidence and cyber trials?

Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam (BSA) Section 63 introduces updated electronic evidence admissibility norms, giving electronic records parity with primary documents under specified forensic safeguards.