Updates
Short-form legal video updates, statutory explainers, and courtroom practice briefings published by Advocate Lalit Ajmani (Enrolment No. D/5332/2017) across LinkedIn, Instagram Reels, YouTube, and Facebook.
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Dealing with False Complaints & Section 498A/DV Act Proceedings
Advocate Lalit Ajmani details immediate defense roadmaps when facing false matrimonial, criminal, or DV Act complaints, covering anticipatory bail, quashing under Section 482 CrPC before Delhi High Court, and evidentiary documentation.
Section 138 NI Act: Why the 15-Day Statutory Notice Period Cannot Be Ignored
Essential 60-second procedural explainer for individuals and business owners on responding promptly to cheque dishonor demand notices, preventing fatal evidentiary admissions, and preserving bank return memos.
Commercial Courts Act: Strict Non-Extendable 120-Day Written Statement Ceiling
A courtroom briefing on why the Supreme Court and Delhi High Court Commercial Division strictly enforce Order VIII Rule 1 CPC, extinguishing the defendant's right to file a written statement after 120 days.
Limitation Law Does Not Apply to Section 12 DV Act: Landmark Supreme Court Ruling
Highlighting Advocate Lalit Ajmani's published analysis on LiveLaw discussing the Supreme Court's verdict in Kamatchi v. Lakshmi Narayan, which held that Section 468 CrPC limitation is inapplicable to domestic violence applications.
Courtroom Advocacy & Cross-Examination Tips for Young Lawyers
Practical litigation mentorship by Advocate Lalit Ajmani via Law Learning Bench: mastering cross-examination of witness depositions, handling adverse passes over, and trial court demeanor across Delhi district courts.
Statements Made in Court Pleadings: Defamation or Protected Privilege?
Examining Delhi and Madras High Court rulings confirming that advocates acting on client instructions cannot be prosecuted for defamation, and that false statements in judicial pleadings must be addressed via perjury under Section 340 CrPC.
Pre-Litigation Mediation under Section 12A: When Can It Be Bypassed?
Analyzing Supreme Court rulings on mandatory pre-litigation mediation under the Commercial Courts Act 2015 and the rigorous threshold required to establish 'urgent interim relief' in commercial plaints.
How Delhi Courts Assess Maintenance: Rajnesh v. Neha Disclosure Guidelines
A practical guide to filing comprehensive asset and liability disclosure affidavits in maintenance petitions before Delhi Family Courts, and the legal repercussions of non-disclosure or income concealment.