Being a litigant is itself a chain of upsetting affairs and being an NRI litigant is more than that. If we talk about hurdles for NRI litigants in India, there is no end owing to manifold reasons. It is undeniable to say that the vast majority of NRI litigants find it difficult to travel to India for the sole purpose of litigation. Being involved in the profession we understand that how difficult litigation is in India for Indian people living overseas. We, Aujla and Dhillon, consist of a team of NRI Lawyers in Chandigarh who possess the prowess to tackle legal issues experienced by foreign nationals in India.
How can We Help
Aujla and Dhillon, recognized as prominent NRI Lawyers in Chandigarh, offer a comprehensive range of NRI Legal Services. NRI litigants, having their roots in India, may face both civil and criminal litigation. Matrimonial and property matters are among the top cases in NRI Legal Services. Our team of NRI Lawyers in Chandigarh is well-versed in Indian laws for NRIs and is dedicated to providing the best solutions for NRI litigants.
We understand the challenges of traveling to India repeatedly for legal matters, which is why we are committed to offering you the finest solutions for all your legal issues and handling your litigation diligently, without requiring your physical presence in India.
Our Practice Areas
In the present competitive landscape, adhering to all legal compliances can make the difference between success and failure. At Aujla and Dhillon, we believe in expanding our areas of practice to meet the needs of our clients and enhance their experience. Offering services in diverse legal fields such as civil, criminal, family, NRI legal services, banking and finance, intellectual property rights, real estate, environmental health safety, media law, and more allows us to cater to a wide range of client needs.
Our strategies in each case are unique and tailored to our clients’ needs, with the sole aim of helping them achieve their goals. We provide high-quality, practical advice driven by years of experience. As top immigration lawyers in Chandigarh, we represent clients including multinational companies, banks, financial institutions, non-profit organizations, real estate firms, and more before the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India, Punjab and Haryana High Court, and other relevant district courts and tribunals.
Examples of Immigration Related Services Handled by Aujla & Dhillon Associates
- Defending and representation in Civil, Criminal, Matrimonial and Property matters etc.
- Quashing of FIRs under false dowry harassment cases
- Filing of Writ Petitions in passport-related matters
- NRI divorce
- Anticipatory Bail
- Regular bail
- Property matters
- Registration of Will Deed
- Power of Attorney
- Filing of probate
- International adoption
- Notarization
- Obtaining succession certificate
- Obtaining Overseas Citizenship of India (OCI Card)
Why choose Aujla & Dhillon Associates as your Lawyer?
With a team of seasoned professionals, Aujla & Dhillon Associates provides exceptional representation and advocacy in criminal cases. Our extensive experience includes handling criminal appeals, regular and anticipatory bails, criminal revisions, writs, and violations under the NDPS Act. We offer tailored and flexible solutions to our clients to address their unique needs.
Our global approach is transparent, and our attorneys work with clients from all over the world. We strive to understand the cultural and ethical values of different groups, allowing us to support businesses worldwide with affordable and cost-efficient solutions. Our expert legal strategies and methods have yielded phenomenal results for our clients.
We prioritize honesty in our client relationships, guiding them with straightforward and truthful advice, rather than false promises. Our commitment to fair representation and virtuous practices drives us to perform our duty diligently.
Our approach is strategic, with a team of committed professionals who provide expert opinions and litigation support to clients. Each client’s distinct ideas and complex problems are taken into account to achieve the best possible outcomes.
FAQS
Most frequent questions and answers
While individuals have the right to present their case before a court of law, engaging the services of a competent lawyer can help overcome any obstacles in your legal proceedings. A criminal lawyer in Chandigarh can advocate for you in court, effectively defending your case and protecting your legal rights.
You can provide information to the police about any crime either by making a call or in person. Even a call to the emergency helpline 100 can be considered as information for registering a case.
If the officer in charge of the concerned police station refuses to register a FIR, you can seek a remedy under Section 154 (3) of the Cr.P.C. by submitting a written representation to the Superintendent of Police of your locality.
If the local police station and Superintendent of Police fail to take any action against the accused, you can approach the Magistrate under Section 156 (3) of the Cr.P.C. for directions to the police to investigate the matter. However, you cannot directly approach the Magistrate without first approaching the local police station and Superintendent of Police.
If all other remedies have failed, you can file a writ petition or a direction petition under Section 482 of the Cr.P.C. in the High Court of the concerned jurisdiction to seek directions for the concerned police officials to register a FIR. However, this is a last resort.
The High Court can quash a FIR or complaint and criminal proceedings using its inherent powers under Section 482 of the Cr.P.C. if they are found to be false and an abuse of legal process. If the High Court dismisses your petition for quashing, you can move to the Hon’ble Supreme Court by filing a Special Leave Petition (SLP) under Article 136 of the Indian Constitution.
Regular bail is applied for after the arrest of the accused, whereas anticipatory bail is applied for before the arrest in cases where a person anticipates arrest.
The court has the discretion to cancel bail if the person violates any of the conditions imposed while granting bail.