Argued from the chamber across the road from the court.

A litigation practice at the District & Sessions Court, Gurugram — criminal defence and bail, matrimonial and family matters, property and title disputes, cheque dishonour, RERA and commercial work, before courts and tribunals across Delhi-NCR.

Prateek Parasher, Advocate
Prateek Parasher, Advocate | B.A. LL.B (Hons.) · LL.M, Corporate Law

Chamber

Basement, Deep Plaza Complex, SCO-11 — opposite the District & Sessions Court

Forums

District & Sessions Court, Gurugram · Punjab & Haryana High Court · Delhi High Court · Tribunals in NCR

In practice

Eight years, litigation-led — trial work, bail, appeals and revisions

Sitting

Monday to Saturday, 9:30 am to 7:00 pm. Sunday closed.
The list · matters taken and the forum each is heard in

What the chamber appears in.

Read it the way a cause list reads: the matter, and the bench it goes before.

Criminal defence & bail

Magistrate / Sessions / High Court

Anticipatory and regular bail applications, defence at trial, cancellation and quashing petitions, appeals and revisions. Bail work is time-critical — telephone the chamber rather than writing.

Judicial Magistrate

Complaints for the payee and defence for the drawer: statutory notice, limitation, complaint drafting, summons stage, interim compensation and compounding. Bring the returned cheque, bank memo and notice.

Family Court, Gurugram

Contested and mutual-consent divorce, judicial separation, restitution, maintenance and interim maintenance, custody, guardianship and visitation, and settlement drafting where parties are willing to resolve.

Judicial Magistrate

Applications and defence under the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005 — protection, residence, monetary relief and custody orders, and connected criminal proceedings.

Civil Court / High Court

Suits for declaration and possession, partition, specific performance, permanent and mandatory injunctions, mutation and revenue matters, and landlord–tenant and eviction proceedings.

Procedure · what happens after you engage

A matter moves in a fixed order.

Litigation in India is slow, but it is not unpredictable. Knowing the stage you are at is most of the anxiety solved.

STAGE 01

Consultation

You bring the papers. Scope, the correct forum and — critically — limitation are assessed before anything is promised.

STAGE 02

Engagement

Scope and fee are confirmed in writing. You sign a vakalatnama, which is the authority to appear on your behalf.

STAGE 03

Institution or appearance

The plaint, complaint or petition is drafted and filed — or, if you have been summoned, appearance is entered and a reply drafted.

Speak to the advocate who will argue the matter.