Practice Portfolio

Areas of Legal Practice

Dedicated legal representation and counsel strictly focused on the areas of law handled by Advocate Anil Kumar Gupta. General civil litigation is excluded.

Category 01

Criminal Matters

Comprehensive representation and defense across investigation, bail, trial, and revision stages in criminal jurisprudence.

Representative Scope of Work:

Regular Bail applications before Judicial Magistrates and Sessions Courts
Anticipatory Bail petitions before Sessions Courts and the High Court
Quashing petitions (under Section 482 CrPC / Section 528 BNSS) before the High Court
Representation in criminal trials, cross-examination, and defense strategy

Statutory Framework: Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023 / Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973; Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023 / Indian Penal Code, 1860; Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam, 2023 / Indian Evidence Act, 1872; Prevention of Corruption Act & Special Criminal Statutes

Procedural Assessment

Criminal procedure in India requires strict adherence to constitutional safeguards, statutory timelines, and evidentiary standards. From initial polic...

All representation is subject to legal merits and statutory provisions. Indian legal ethics strictly prohibit guarantees of bail, acquittal, or specific judicial outcomes.

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Category 02

Family Law Matters

Empathetic, dignified, and confidential legal guidance in matrimonial, custody, guardianship, and maintenance proceedings.

Representative Scope of Work:

Mutual Consent Divorce petitions (First and Second Motion drafting)
Contested matrimonial proceedings and counseling
Child custody and visitation rights applications
Interim and permanent maintenance petitions for spouse and dependent children

Statutory Framework: Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 & Special Marriage Act, 1954; Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005; Section 125 CrPC / Section 144 BNSS (Maintenance Provisions); Guardians and Wards Act, 1890 & Hindu Minority and Guardianship Act, 1956; Family Courts Act, 1984

Procedural Assessment

Family disputes involve delicate personal dynamics requiring both legal precision and ethical sensitivity. Prioritizing amicable dispute resolution an...

Family court proceedings encourage reconciliation and settlement. Every matter is guided with discretion, avoiding acrimony and preserving the dignity of all parties involved.

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Category 03

Cheque Dishonour Matters

Specialized representation under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act for statutory notices, defense, and prosecution.

Representative Scope of Work:

Drafting and issuance of statutory demand notices within the 30-day window
Filing and prosecuting criminal complaints under Section 138 NI Act
Strategic defense representation against cheque dishonour allegations
Drafting formal replies to statutory legal notices

Statutory Framework: Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 (Sections 138 to 148); Code of Criminal Procedure / Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita; Indian Evidence Act / Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam; Bankers' Books Evidence Act, 1891

Procedural Assessment

Section 138 proceedings are subject to strict limitation periods: notice within 30 days of the dishonour memo, 15 days cure period, and complaint fili...

Strict statutory limitation applies to all cheque dishonour matters. Delayed notices or missed filing deadlines can severely prejudice the cause of action.

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Category 04

Documentation & Legal Advice

Meticulous drafting of contracts, legal instruments, family settlements, and comprehensive advisory opinions.

Representative Scope of Work:

Drafting Sale Deeds, Agreement to Sell, Gift Deeds, and Relinquishment Deeds
Drafting Commercial and Residential Lease and Tenancy Agreements
Drafting Testamentary Instruments (Wills, Codicils) and Succession Planning
Preparation of General and Special Power of Attorney documents

Statutory Framework: Indian Contract Act, 1872; Registration Act, 1908; Indian Stamp Act, 1899 & State Stamp Rules; Power of Attorney Act, 1882; Indian Succession Act, 1925

Procedural Assessment

Preventive lawyering begins with accurate drafting. A carefully structured agreement eliminates ambiguities, safeguards title, ensures correct stamp d...

All documentation is drafted strictly in accordance with local stamp and registration laws. Proper registration and stamp duty payment are essential for evidentiary admissibility.

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Professional Notice: The information provided on this page outlines the statutory frameworks and nature of legal proceedings routinely handled by the chambers. In adherence to the Bar Council of India Rules, no claims of specialization, superiority, or guaranteed judicial outcomes are made.