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At JPL Legal, we provide expert legal representation across a wide range of practice areas. Our dedicated attorneys are committed to delivering strategic solutions tailored to your unique legal needs.

Civil Law Criminal Law Succession Law Property Disputes Family Law Cheque Bounce Law Financial Law Money Recovery Law

Civil Law

Civil law governs disputes between individuals, organizations, or both, covering areas such as property disputes, contract breaches, family law, and more. Understanding your legal rights and obligations is crucial in navigating civil matters effectively.

Types of Civil Cases
🔹 Property Disputes – Issues related to ownership, possession, or transfer of property.
🔹 Contract Disputes – Breach of agreements between two or more parties.
🔹 Family Law – Matters related to divorce, child custody, maintenance, and adoption.
🔹 Consumer Protection – Cases where consumers seek justice against unfair trade practices.
🔹 Torts and Personal Injury – Claims arising from negligence or wrongful actions causing harm.
🔹 Employment Disputes – Conflicts between employers and employees regarding wages, termination, or workplace rights.

Criminal Law

Facing criminal charges can be overwhelming, but you don’t have to go through it alone. Our experienced criminal defense lawyers are committed to protecting your rights, providing expert legal representation, and ensuring the best possible outcome for your case.

Types of Criminal Cases
🔹 Bail & Anticipatory Bail – Quick legal assistance to secure bail and avoid arrest.
🔹 White-Collar Crimes – Defense against fraud, embezzlement, cybercrimes, and corporate offenses.
🔹 Drug-Related Charges – Legal support for cases involving possession, trafficking, or drug-related offenses.
🔹 Theft & Fraud Cases – Strong defense strategies against theft, fraud, and financial crime accusations.
🔹 Assault & Violent Crimes – Legal representation for charges related to assault, domestic violence, and homicide.
🔹 Cybercrime Defense – Expertise in handling hacking, identity theft, and digital fraud cases.

Succession Law

Succession law governs the transfer of a person’s assets, rights, and obligations after their death. It ensures that the estate is distributed according to the wishes of the deceased or as per legal provisions in case of intestacy.

Types of Succession Law
🔹 Testate Succession: When a person leaves a valid will, assets are distributed as per their wishes.
🔹 Intestate Succession: If no will exists, assets are distributed according to the applicable succession laws in the jurisdiction.
🔹 Legal Heirs: In the absence of a will, legal heirs, including spouses, children, parents, and other relatives, inherit the estate based on the hierarchy defined in succession laws.

Property Disputes

Property disputes arise when conflicts occur over property ownership, possession, or rights. These disputes can involve individuals, families, businesses, or government entities. Common causes of property disputes include boundary disagreements, inheritance issues, illegal possession, easement rights, and disputes over the sale or transfer of property.

Types of Property Disputes
🔹 Title Disputes: Conflicts regarding legal ownership of a property.
🔹 Boundary Disputes: Disagreements over property lines and encroachments.
🔹 Landlord-Tenant Disputes: Issues such as non-payment of rent, eviction, and lease violations.
🔹 Inheritance and Succession Disputes: Conflicts arising from wills, intestate succession, and claims by legal heirs.
🔹 Adverse Possession Claims: Legal conflicts where a party claims ownership through continuous possession over a long period.
🔹 Real Estate Fraud: Cases involving forged documents, misrepresentation, and unauthorized property transactions.

Family Law

We understand that family-related legal matters can be emotionally challenging and legally complex. Our experienced family law attorneys are dedicated to providing compassionate and effective legal representation to help you navigate these difficult times. Whether you are going through a divorce, custody battle, or any other family-related legal issue, we are here to guide and support you.

Types of Family Law
🔹 Divorce & Separation
🔹 Child Custody & Support
🔹 Spousal Support (Alimony)
🔹 Property & Asset Division
🔹 Domestic Violence & Protection Orders
🔹 Prenuptial & Postnuptial Agreements
🔹 Adoption & Guardianship
🔹 Paternity & Fathers’ Rights
🔹 Mediation & Alternative Dispute Resolution

Cheque Bounce Law

A cheque bounce occurs when a bank rejects a cheque due to insufficient funds, a signature mismatch, or other banking reasons. In India, cheque bounce cases are governed by Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881.

Legal Implications of Cheque Bounce
🔹 Criminal Offense: A dishonored cheque is considered a criminal offense under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act.
🔹 Penalty & Imprisonment: The issuer can face a fine up to twice the cheque amount or imprisonment for up to two years, or both.
🔹 Legal Notice: The payee must send a legal notice within 30 days of receiving the cheque return memo from the bank.
🔹 Filing a Case: If the drawer fails to make payment within 15 days of receiving the notice, the payee can file a complaint in court within 30 days.
🔹 Civil Liability: Apart from criminal action, the payee can file a civil suit to recover the cheque amount with interest and damages.

Financial Law

Financial law governs the regulations, policies, and legal principles that oversee financial transactions, institutions, and markets. It plays a crucial role in ensuring economic stability, protecting consumer rights, and maintaining corporate accountability.

Key Areas of Financial Law
🔹 Banking & Finance Law – Covers regulations governing financial institutions, including lending, borrowing, and capital markets.
🔹 Securities Law – Ensures transparency and fairness in trading stocks, bonds, and other securities.
🔹 Corporate Finance Law – Governs mergers, acquisitions, and corporate governance.
🔹 Tax Law – Regulates taxation policies for individuals and corporations.
🔹 Anti-Money Laundering (AML) & Compliance – Prevents financial crimes and ensures legal compliance in transactions.
🔹 Investment Law – Guides regulations on private and institutional investments.

Money Recovery Law

Money recovery law provides legal mechanisms for individuals and businesses to recover debts, unpaid invoices, loans, and other financial dues. Whether you are a creditor seeking repayment or an individual facing financial disputes, understanding the legal process is crucial.

Legal Remedies for Money Recovery
🔹 There are several legal remedies available under Indian law for recovering money, including:
🔹 Negotiation & Mediation – Attempting to resolve disputes amicably through settlement discussions.
🔹 Legal Notice – Sending a formal demand letter to the debtor, warning of legal consequences.
🔹 Summary Suit (Order 37 CPC) – A fast-track legal process for recovering dues without prolonged litigation.
🔹 Civil Suit for Recovery – Filing a civil case under the Civil Procedure Code (CPC) if other methods fail.
🔹 Criminal Proceedings (Cheque Bounce Cases – Section 138 of the NI Act) – Initiating action if a cheque issued in repayment bounces.
🔹 Insolvency & Bankruptcy Code (IBC) Proceedings – For large-scale corporate defaults and financial disputes.

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