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Know Your Legal Rights in Delhi Courts

byRishu KumarChamber at Saket Court; Takes cases across Delhi NCRStarts from32,000 per caseView full gallery

Legal confusion leads to costly mistakes. I break down complex laws into clear, actionable steps so you know exactly where you stand.

The law is constantly changing. This chart shows the new sections under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) that correspond to old IPC sections for major crimes like murder, rape, and dowry death.

The Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizens Act, 2007, allows parents to seek maintenance from their children if they are unable to support themselves.

This list defines what constitutes sexual harassment. It is important to know that it includes a wide range of behaviors, from physical acts to unwanted remarks and gestures.

This video highlights the victim-blaming questions often asked in cases of sexual assault. My approach is to end this culture and focus on the actions of the perpetrator.

This infographic explains why marital rape is not yet criminalized in India, due to an exception in Section 375 of the IPC. Understanding this legal loophole is the first step toward changing it.

"In-camera proceedings" are private court hearings used in sensitive cases to protect the privacy and dignity of the parties involved. This is common in family law and sexual offense matters.

Under the Hindu Marriage Act, a marriage obtained by fraud or force is not automatically void, but it is voidable. This means the affected party can approach the court to have it annulled.

While recording someone's personal call can be against their right to privacy, it may be admissible as evidence in court if it is relevant to the case.

The Supreme Court has declared the practice of instant Triple Talaq (talaq-e-biddat) unconstitutional. This is a landmark judgment protecting the rights of Muslim women.

A "Vakalatnama" is the legal document you sign to authorize me, your lawyer, to appear and plead on your behalf in any court of law.

About Know Your Legal Rights

Understanding the difference between a notice and a summons is not just academic. It determines whether you file a reply or prepare for court. I cut through the legal jargon to tell you what your next step should be, whether you are dealing with a property dispute or a matrimonial notice.

Law is meant to protect you, not confuse you. My practice is built on the belief that everyone deserves to understand their rights in plain language. Whether you are navigating the recent changes from the Indian Penal Code (IPC) to the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) or trying to figure out what Section 498A actually implies, you need facts, not intimidation.

Why Legal Awareness Matters

Knowing your rights early prevents escalation. I focus on three core areas to keep you informed:

  • Criminal Law: Understanding bail procedures, FIR protocols, and how to conduct yourself at a police station.
  • Matrimonial Disputes: Realizing that maintenance claims, custody, and divorce grounds are governed by specific acts, not just family arguments.
  • Evidence Handling: Knowing what constitutes admissible evidence, such as call recordings or digital chat history, before you act.

Legal awareness is your first line of defense. Do not wait for a court summons to ask for help. If you have questions about a recent police notice, your rights in a live-in relationship, or the process for mutual consent divorce, I am here to provide the clarity you need.

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Rishu Kumar

Chamber at Saket Court; Takes cases across Delhi NCRStarts from 32,000 per case

I am a practicing advocate based in Saket with a focus on straightforward legal defense. I cut the drama, avoid the jargon, and focus on protecting your rights in Delhi courts.

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