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Advocate Abhijeet Negi

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Advocate Abhijeet Negi
Advocate Abhijeet Negi is a 2013 graduate from National Law School of India University, Bangalore has been practicing and handling cases independently with a result oriented approach, both professionally and ethically and has now 13 years of professional experience in providing legal consultancy including in dispute resolution and advisory services.

Language(s) Spoken: English, Hindi

Practice Areas


Labour & Civil Matters
Labour & Service, Civil

Banking & Finance
Cheque Bounce, Recovery

Family Law
Divorce, Family

Property Law
Landlord/Tenant, Property

Consumer Law
Consumer Court

Criminal Defense
Litigation


Advocate Abhijeet Negi


Courts

  • Delhi High Court
  • District Court Rouse Avenue
  • District Court, Dwarka
  • District Court, Karkardooma
  • District Court, Patiala House
  • District Court, Rohini
  • District Court, Saket
  • District Court, Tis Hazari
  • National Commission (NCDRC)
  • Supreme Court Of India

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Questions Answered by Advocate Abhijeet Negi (25+ answers)



Q: Consumer court claim amount for e-commerce refund denial case

I paid Rs 1340 via UPI on an e-commerce site. Cancelled immediately. They committed refund by Nov 2025 in writing on their platform. Never refunded. Ignored my calls, emails, NCH grievance (disposed), and legal notice. Now filing in District Consumer Commission. What is the appropriate minimum and maximum compensation I can demand beyond the refund amount?

Advocate Abhijeet Negi answered
There is no minimum order maximum limit as such and you may claim reasonable compensation basis the mental harassment and agony faced as well as legal costs and interest apart from basic amount. However ,it should appear to be reasonable and not overly inflated. Feel free to seek detailed legal consultation with me to understand further and get proper legal advise.



Q: Do District Court Decree Stops If We Go To High Court ?

Hi! There is a case in district court delhi and the judge has passed a decree where he has divided property in 5 equal shares. However, my bhua ( aunty ) got her share from another property when my grandfather was alive. My grandfather passed away without a will. Now the question is ..... Judge has passed a decree to divide property in 5 shares. Can we go to Delhi high court? After judge has passed a final decree and POA will be done within a few days.

Advocate Abhijeet Negi answered
Hello. Yes you are within your legal rights to appeal against the District Court order/ judgment to the next appellate / appeal court. In order to receive detailed and complete legal advise, you may book a legal consultation with me to understand your options available basis the documents and judgment copy analysis and get effective lragl advise accordingly.



Q: Harassment to senior citizen by neighbour

Neighbour left water pipes running, resulting nuisance and water logging in my area. When valves were closed to stop wastage of water, neighbour assaulted me. Police made a kalandar and sent ito special executive magistrate for preventing action. Whereas a case of harassment and assault on senior citizen should have been registered. What to do now to get u stice

Advocate Abhijeet Negi answered
First of all, sorry that you had to face this as a senior citizen and hope you are not hurt much. In such cases, it's advisable to get MLC/ Medical done under intimation to police. It is advisable that you book and schedule a legal consultation with me for detailed legal advise so that I can properly help you further with your legal options and to safeguard your legal rights. Needless to add you will have to file a police complaint and insist on registration of FIR on that basis.



Q: My lawyer is not working for me

My wife filed sec9 I filed sec 13 1ia. after 4 years current status (sec13 1ia) is Petitioner not ready. For cross of R.W.1 as a last chance. Call on 19-03-2026. current status (sec9) is Costs not paid. Hence, Respondent evidence is closed. For arguments, Call on 19-03-2026. RES/DEF EVIDENCE. Now my not ready to continue. How to proceed next steps.

Advocate Abhijeet Negi answered
You may withdraw your Vakalatnama from your current counsel or instruct him to state before court that you don't wish to continue anymore in the matter, that you wish to withdraw it. alternatively, if your advocate is not responsive or helpful, you may yourself mention this in court that you as Petitioner wish to withdraw your case and don't wish to pursue it before court anymore. Best Wishes to you.



Q: How to do second marriage without divorce

My divorce case is in court but it’s taking lot of time i am growing older my wife is not agreeing for mutual divorce. Is their any circumstance where i can do second marriage and still fight for divorce in court

Advocate Abhijeet Negi answered
Sorry to hear about your legal trouble and situation. I suggest that you approach me for detailed confidential consultation instead of seeking generic and open advise here. It's better to have full facts, inputs and documents before me so that I can advise you better and more effectively. Although, I must state that it's not legally possible to remarry while you are married. Is advisable to have a detailed legal consultation to take this forward. Best regards to you.




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