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Whether you are dealing with a builder who has not delivered, a consumer complaint, a police or criminal matter, a property dispute, or a question of your constitutional rights — the first step is understanding where you stand. With more than 25 years at the Bar, I explain the law in plain terms and handle the matter through to its conclusion.
Most people come with a problem, not a legal category. These are the situations I most often deal with, and where they are usually decided.
Delayed possession, refund with interest, changes from the promised layout or brochure, and orders that the builder has not complied with.
Forums: RERA, Consumer Commissions, execution proceedings
Rejected insurance claims, bank and credit card disputes, defective products, deficient services, and unfair trade practices.
Forums: District, State & National Consumer Commissions (e-Jagriti)
Bail, FIRs and police complaints, cheque bounce cases, quashing petitions, and defence at trial.
Forums: Trial courts, Sessions Court, High Court
Land and possession disputes, recovery of money, agreements that have gone wrong, and civil suits and appeals.
Forums: Civil courts, appellate courts
Action or inaction by a government authority, violation of fundamental rights, public interest matters, and special leave petitions.
Forums: Supreme Court, High Courts
Legal notices and replies, agreements and contracts, and regulatory compliance advice for individuals and small businesses.
Often resolves the issue before it reaches court
MA, LL.B, LL.M
Advocate, Supreme Court of India
25+
Years in practice
1999
Enrolled at the Bar
I am an advocate enrolled with the Bar Council of Delhi since 1999 (Enrollment No. D/3410-A/1999), practising before the Supreme Court of India and the courts at the Patiala House Court Complex, New Delhi, as well as consumer commissions and the Haryana Real Estate Regulatory Authority.
Over more than 25 years, my work has spanned litigation, legal research, consumer protection and public interest law. In every matter, I aim to give clients an honest assessment of where they stand, the options available, and what each option is likely to involve in time and cost.
Litigation
Supreme Court and District Court practice across civil, criminal and constitutional matters.
Consumer & Real Estate
Consumer disputes, RERA, homebuyer matters and related litigation.
Legal Research & Analysis
Judgment analysis, legal opinions and regulatory advisory.
Public Interest
Policy advocacy and public-interest work through PRAN Foundation.
Founder & Director, PRAN Foundation.
What to expect from the first conversation onwards.
Call, WhatsApp or email a brief summary of what has happened and what you want to achieve.
I explain the legal position in plain language, the realistic options, the likely time involved, and the costs.
You decide whether to go ahead. If you do, the scope of work and fees are agreed in writing before work begins.
From a single opinion to full representation.
A clear assessment of your situation, the applicable law, and the practical options available to you.
Legal notices, replies, complaints, petitions and contracts, prepared with attention to facts and procedure.
Appearance before the Supreme Court, High Courts, district courts, consumer commissions and RERA.
A plain-language explanation of a court order or judgment, and what it means for your case or rights.
In-depth research and case-law review to support strategy in complex or contested matters.
Guidance on regulatory requirements for individuals and small businesses.
Practical explainers on consumer, real estate, and civil law issues.
A case study on the Supreme Court's dismissal of SLP(C) No. 19032/2024 — confirming a Gram Panchayat's rights over a village pond occupied privately for over 50 years. I appeared as respondent counsel.
Read full article → Consumer & RERAA favourable HRERA order is often the midpoint, not the end. A look at the ten procedural gaps between winning a case and actually getting paid.
Read full article → Consumer & RERAIf your builder has missed the possession date, you have three statutory paths available — a full refund with interest, continuing with delay compensation, or possession with damages. Here's how to choose.
Read full article → Consumer & RERAA look at BMI-based insurance denial and premium loading — what the Consumer Protection Act, IRDAI guidance, and Article 21 actually say, and what you can do about it.
Read full article →32 ready-to-use documents to take a consumer complaint from filing to execution — for consumers pursuing their own complaint, and advocates who want ready reference drafts.
32 documents covering the full journey: complaint to execution, appeal & revision.
These are drafting aids for general use, not a substitute for case-specific legal advice.
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Ready-to-use formats with plain-language guidance — between a bare internet template and full drafting fees for routine documents.
For Individuals & Business
Nearly fifty common documents — rent, sale and loan agreements, wills, gift deeds, powers of attorney and more, each with guidance on when and how to use it.
For Advocates
A litigation set for Consumer, RERA, Section 138 NI Act, bail, civil suits and Family Court matters.
Interactive Drafting Tool
Fill in your details and get a formatted draft in minutes, ready to export to Word.
Know Your Consumer Rights
A practical guide to understanding and exercising consumer rights under Indian law.
View on Amazon →Hindi Edition — 2026
The Hindi-language edition of the consumer protection guide, for wider accessibility.
View on Amazon →Practitioner's Guide for Real Estate Consumers
A guide to real estate law and RERA-related rights for consumers in Haryana.
View on Amazon →Television Commentary — ET Now Swadesh
Discussing BMI-based insurance discrimination and consumer rights under the Consumer Protection Act, 2019.
RERA & Real Estate Practice
Regular appearances before the Haryana Real Estate Regulatory Authority (HARERA), Gurugram.
National press coverage and expert commentary, 2009–2026.
Hindustan Times · 26 October 2026, 7:41 AM IST
Expert commentary on the non-implementation of Section 106(2) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita and its implications for road safety, accident victims and drivers.
Read the report on Hindustan Times →
The Times of India · 6 July 2026
“The move to allow interim compensation by MACT tribunals is welcome considering that such cases often face delays in final disposal.”
The Hindu · March 2026
Quoted on gaps in post-crash legal support and the need for para-legal intervention to protect accident victims from unregulated intermediaries.
The Hindu · January 2019
Quoted on enforcement gaps in tobacco control policy near schools in Andhra Pradesh.
The Times of India, Chennai · 27 March 2019
Quoted on survey findings showing mandatory warning boards present at only 4 of 34 points of sale near schools.
Economic Times Retail · September 2021
Quoted on advocacy for stronger vendor licensing laws to curb tobacco marketing aimed at children and youth.
The Economic Times, Personal Finance · 2009
Two bylined columns on consumer financial protection, covering credit card fraud liability and insurance disclosure obligations under Indian law.
No. The first discussion can take place by phone or WhatsApp. Meetings at the chamber in Patiala House Court can be arranged when needed.
Fees depend on the nature of the matter, the forum, and the work involved. They are discussed openly and agreed in writing before any work begins, so there are no surprises later.
Yes. The law allows consumers to file and argue their own complaints, including online through e-Jagriti. Many people do so successfully with good preparation. Legal help is most useful when the facts are complex, the amount is large, or the other side is contesting strongly.
It depends on the forum, the other side's conduct and the court's workload. No honest advocate can promise a date, but I will give you a realistic estimate once I have seen the facts, and keep you informed at each stage.
Yes. Information about your matter is treated in confidence. Until I confirm that I will act for you, please share only a brief summary. See the Privacy Policy.
Tell me briefly what you are facing. I will listen, explain the legal position in plain terms, and outline the practical next steps — with no obligation to proceed.
When you write, please mention your city, what has happened, what you want to achieve, and any upcoming court date or deadline.
Phone / WhatsApp
+91 98290 15812Chamber
Chamber No. 536, Patiala House Court, New Delhi
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