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Defence in selected criminal proceedings

Criminal Law (Selected Matters)

Representation in criminal proceedings including bail applications, criminal revisions, criminal appeals, quashing petitions under Section 482 CrPC / Section 528 BNSS, white-collar offences, and economic offences.

How we help

We provide representation in selected criminal matters, particularly those with civil, commercial, or constitutional overlap. Our work includes bail applications, appeals, revisions, and quashing petitions.

We do not claim expertise in all criminal specialisations, but we handle matters where our litigation and research experience can add value.

What’s included

  • Bail applications
  • Criminal revisions and appeals
  • Quashing petitions under Section 482 CrPC / Section 528 BNSS
  • White-collar and economic offences
  • Legal opinions on criminal liability
  • Coordination with specialised criminal counsel where needed

FAQs

Questions clients ask about criminal law (selected matters)

Do you handle all types of criminal cases?
We focus on selected criminal matters, especially those connected with civil, commercial, or constitutional issues. Complex specialised matters may be referred to experienced criminal counsel.
What is a quashing petition?
A quashing petition is filed before the High Court under Section 482 of the CrPC or Section 528 of the BNSS to seek quashing of FIR, chargesheet, or proceedings in appropriate cases.
Can a criminal conviction be appealed?
Yes. Convictions can be challenged through appeals and revisions before the appropriate appellate court, subject to procedural timelines.

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