Are you looking for a lawyer to handle your cheque dishonour case, dowry case, or NRI cheque dishonour case in Coimbatore? Look no further! Our experienced attorneys specialize in these areas and are dedicated to providing you with quality representation.

In India, criminal proceedings are governed by the Code of Criminal Procedure, or Cr.P.C., as well as the Criminal Rules of Practice. While these laws are consistent across the country, some states may have their own amendments to the law. In Tamil Nadu, the procedures under Cr.P.C. are generally the same, except for a few sections.

For example, sessions cases are tried by the subordinate judge or the chief judicial magistrate, while other cases are tried by the judicial magistrates. Offences under the Negotiable Instruments Act, commonly referred to as cheque dishonour cases, traffic law violations, and cyber laws are also tried by the judicial magistrates. Additionally, bails in all non-bailable cases can be filed in JM Courts under the Indian Penal Code.

Anticipatory bail

To begin with, if a person wishes to file an anticipatory bail petition, it should be filed in the District Courts. However, complaints that are not registered by the police can be filed in JM Courts. Our services include assistance on how to handle police enquiry in all cases, and in cases where the police refuse to register an FIR, we provide legal aid for filing in human rights courts and commissions.

Furthermore, victims of any matter can claim compensation in both civil and criminal courts. In particular, for women, cases under the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act (DV case) can be filed in magistrate courts across India, including Coimbatore.

dowry harassment cases

People in need of legal service in dowry harassment cases, Section 498 A cases whether as complainant [ wife or father in law ] or as accused [ Son in law / husband ] can approach us. We provide counselling in suitable cases.

We offer legal services for both sessions cases and others in Coimbatore and other cities in India.

The problem for NRIs in criminal cases is that they have to appear personally before the police or in the court. To avoid such personal appearance in suitable cases, we advice them to avoid being arrested by filing AB Anticipatory bail petition. Similarly, to register a criminal case, the complainant should appear before the police or the court as the case may be. However online consultation for registering criminal cases can be had.

In a classical case we handled, we registered a dowry harassment case against NRI and succeeded in bringing him before the court. Ultimately the matter was settled to the satisfaction of both sides. We have also saved 100s of NRIs from landing up in jail on false complaints of dowry harassment. In some instances, we got assistance from Embassies to secure the spouses who where untraceable in foreign countries.