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Supreme Court of India · Delhi High Court · District Courts, Delhi/NCR

Civil, criminal, matrimonial and banking litigation.

Civil and criminal litigation, matrimonial disputes and banking & NBFC recovery work — argued with preparation, candour and respect for the client's time.

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Matrimonial & Family Law

Matrimonial and family matters.

Divorce, maintenance, custody and domestic violence proceedings — conducted privately, and settled wherever settlement genuinely serves the client.

Banking, Debt Recovery & NBFC

Banking, recovery and NBFC regulatory work.

Proceedings before the Debt Recovery Tribunal and DRAT, applications under section 17 of the SARFAESI Act, insolvency matters before the NCLT, and RBI compliance work for non-banking financial companies.

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What the Chamber Handles

Practice Areas


The areas in which the chamber accepts work.

Civil Litigation

Property, contractual and commercial disputes before the District Courts of Delhi and the NCR region and the Delhi High Court.

  • Suits for possession, partition & declaration
  • Recovery of money and specific performance
  • Permanent & mandatory injunctions
  • Landlord–tenant and eviction matters
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Criminal Litigation

Bail, trial and quashing matters before the District Courts of Delhi, the Delhi High Court and specialised fora.

  • Regular & anticipatory bail applications
  • Quashing petitions and revisions
  • Cheque dishonour — s.138 NI Act
  • Economic offences, EOW & cyber matters
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Matrimonial & Family Law

Divorce, maintenance, custody, guardianship and domestic violence proceedings.

  • Mutual consent & contested divorce
  • Maintenance, alimony and interim relief
  • Child custody, visitation & guardianship
  • Domestic violence (PWDV Act) proceedings
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Banking & Debt Recovery

Recovery litigation for borrowers, guarantors, banks and financial institutions.

  • DRT & DRAT proceedings
  • SARFAESI s.17 applications and appeals
  • Original applications and recovery certificates
  • Auction, possession and symbolic-possession disputes
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NBFC & Regulatory

Regulatory advisory and litigation for non-banking financial companies and digital lenders.

  • NBFC registration and RBI compliance
  • Digital lending guidelines & fair practices code
  • Insolvency proceedings before NCLT
  • Arbitration and conciliation
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NRI & Foreign Client Desk

Matters for clients resident outside India, and instructions received from foreign lawyers.

  • Cross-border matrimonial and custody matters
  • Power of attorney, apostille and notarisation
  • Appearance on behalf of non-resident clients
  • Support to foreign counsel on Indian law
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Parmod Kumar Bhardwaj, Advocate, at his chamber
About the Advocate

Parmod Kumar Bhardwaj

Advocate, practising before the Hon'ble Supreme Court of India, the Hon'ble Delhi High Court and the learned District Courts in Delhi and the NCR region

  • Enrolled with the Bar Council of Delhi — Enrolment No. D/183/1980
  • Supreme Court Bar Association (SCBA) — Membership No. L12034
  • Delhi High Court Bar Association (DHCBA) — Membership No. 16461/2017
  • Shahdara Bar Association
  • Regular appearances across Delhi/NCR District Courts, DRT and NCLT
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Notes on reported judgments and settled procedure. General information about the law, not legal advice.

Mutual Consent Divorce in Delhi: What the Six-Month Wait Really Means

The statutory cooling-off period under section 13B(2) is no longer absolute. When courts waive it, what they look for, and how couples can prepare.

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Cheque Dishonour under Section 138: The Timeline That Decides the Case

Most section 138 complaints that fail, fail on limitation rather than on merits. A step-by-step look at the statutory clock.

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SARFAESI Section 17: What a Borrower Can Still Do After a Possession Notice

A possession notice is not the end of the road. The remedies available before the Debt Recovery Tribunal, and the timelines that govern them.

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Mutual consent divorce: the six-month waiting period explained

Cheque bounce notice: the 30-day rule most people miss

SARFAESI possession notice: what a borrower can still do

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