Criminal Lawyers in Delhi

Prachi Singh Advocate:


Membership with:-
  1. Bar Council of Delhi
  2. Delhi High Court Bar Association
  3. Supreme Court Bar Association
  4.  Delhi Bar Association
  5. Indian National Bar Association
  6. American Bar Association International Section
  7. Indian Council of Arbitration (ICA)
  8. The Indian Society of International Law
She is B.Com, LL.B, MBA and she is a practicing Lawyer in Supreme Court of India, Delhi High Court, all Districts Court and in Tribunals, She mainly practice  in the  areas of  Civil Law & criminal Law . She advising and contesting the matters related to Criminal Cases Like Bails, Dowry case, quashing petition, Criminal complainant, Sexual Harassment cases, Rape Cases, Maintenance Cases, Domestic Violence Cases..etc..
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Advocate V.K.Singh ( Criminal Lawyer in Delhi)-









Year of Professional Experience.

More than 19 Years.

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATION

Member of New Delhi Bar Association, New Delhi.

Member of Delhi Bar Association ,Tis Hazari,Delhi.

Member of Saket Bar Association, Saket, New Delhi.

Member of Delhi High Court Bar Association,[DHCBA], New Delhi.

About Practice Area of Adv. V.K.Singh

Mr.  V .K.Singh is the founder member  of the firm, Law Office V.K.Singh (Law Offices). He has the vide expertise over the matters related to Criminal Laws Like Bails, Anticipatory Bail, Bails in ndps Act Cases, Cyber Crimes Cases, Dowry Cases u/s 498A-IPC Cases, Quashing Petition u/s 482 of Cr.P.C at Delhi High Court and others High Court, Criminal SLP and Appeals in Supreme Court, Criminal Defense Lawyer at Districts Courts,Fraud and Cheating Cases, DV Matters, Maintenance Revision Cases,Anti Corruption Cases, Prevention of Corruption Act Cases, Proclaimed Offender Cases,Quashing of FIR, Quashing of Chargesheet u/s 482 of Cr.P.C, Matters related to section 340 of Cr.P.C,Economic Offences Case( EOW Cases),Application u/s 156(3) of Cr.P.C cases, Murder and Cases related to Capital Punishments Cases,Heinous  crime Cases..etc..

Criminal Practice Experience.

Mr.Singh has vast knowledge in Criminal Practice and advised, drafted and contested the matters of his respective clients in Bail Matters ,Dowry Cases, Narcotic Drug Cases (NDPS Cases),Criminal Trial ,Rape Cases or Sexual Harassment Cases, Fraud Cases ,Cheating Cases,EOW Cases, Anti corruption Cases, Criminal Writ Petition, Criminal Revision ,Criminal Appeal, Criminal SLP etc. .in  Hon’ble Supreme Court of India ,High Courts and all District Courts in India.

Contact detail : Adv. V.K.Singh:

Mobile: 9811645002

Email: lawofficevksingh@gmail.com

website: www.legesjurisassociates.com

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