Bail
Regular bail, anticipatory bail, and interim bail in NDPS and criminal cases. We prepare bail applications with close attention to Section 37 restrictions, quantity, role, and procedural compliance.
Read More →Aggarwal and Associates handles complex NDPS and criminal matters with a focused approach built on deep case preparation, statutory knowledge, and practical courtroom strategy. Select a practice area below to learn more.
Regular bail, anticipatory bail, and interim bail in NDPS and criminal cases. We prepare bail applications with close attention to Section 37 restrictions, quantity, role, and procedural compliance.
Read More →End-to-end representation before Special NDPS Courts and Sessions Courts. We handle charge framing, cross-examination, prosecution witnesses, defence evidence, and final arguments.
Read More →Filing petitions under Section 528 BNSS / Section 482 CrPC and Article 226 before High Courts to quash FIRs and criminal proceedings where the process is being misused or the case is legally untenable.
Read More →Applications for interim custody (superdari) and final release of seized vehicles under NDPS and criminal cases. We challenge illegal seizures and ensure timely release of your vehicle.
Read More →Filing discharge applications under Sections 227 and 239 CrPC before Sessions and Magistrate Courts in NDPS and criminal matters where the evidence on record does not justify framing of charge.
Read More →Seeking release of seized articles, valuables, and property under Sections 451 and 457 CrPC during investigation and trial. We ensure wrongly seized articles are returned promptly.
Read More →Representation before the Competent Authority in NDPS forfeiture proceedings under Chapter VA of the NDPS Act and under SAFEMA. We challenge illegal forfeiture orders and protect client assets.
Read More →Filing and arguing appeals before the Appellate Authority against orders of the Competent Authority in NDPS forfeiture and SAFEMA matters. We build strong appeal records from the start.
Read More →Representing clients before courts and tribunals to get bank accounts de-frozen that have been seized or frozen under Section 102 CrPC, NDPS Act, PMLA, or other criminal proceedings.
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