Criminal proceedings often arise out of financial transactions, commercial relationships, and private disputes. Such matters require careful procedural handling from the stage of complaint or FIR through remedies before the appropriate courts.
Ravi & Jana | Advocates primarily handles complaint-based criminal litigation, cheque dishonour proceedings, bail matters, and quashing petitions before courts in Karnataka.
Representation in prosecution and defence of cheque dishonour complaints, including statutory notice compliance, filing of complaints, evidence by affidavit, cross-examination, and appellate proceedings.
Drafting and arguing anticipatory bail and regular bail applications before Magistrate, Sessions Courts, and High Court of Karnataka. Bail proceedings require structured analysis of allegations and statutory provisions.
Filing and contesting private complaints under criminal procedure where offences arise from commercial disputes, fraud allegations, breach of trust, or misrepresentation.
Filing and defending petitions seeking quashing of FIRs or criminal proceedings on jurisdictional or legal grounds.
Immediate legal advice is advisable. The statutory notice period and timelines under the Negotiable Instruments Act are strict. Early assessment helps determine defence strategy or settlement options.
Cheque dishonour cases proceed as summary trials, but timelines depend on court workload and evidence stages.
Anticipatory bail is a pre-arrest remedy available where a person apprehends arrest in a non-bailable offence. Courts impose conditions based on facts and nature of allegations.
In certain cases, where allegations are purely civil in nature or lack essential ingredients of an offence, a quashing petition may be maintainable before the High Court.
Yes. Compounding of offences under the Negotiable Instruments Act is permissible, subject to Court approval.
