Advocate Deepanshu regularly appears before various Courts and Tribunals across Delhi NCR and advises clients at every stage of proceedingsfrom legal consultation and drafting to litigation strategy, hearings, and enforcement.
Practice Areas:
• Civil Litigation
• Commercial Litigation
• Arbitration & Conciliation
• Consumer Disputes
• Real Estate & RERA Matters
• Contract Drafting & Breach of Contract Disputes
• Property Disputes
• Recovery & Commercial Recovery Proceedings
• Criminal Litigation (including Bail & Anticipatory Bail)
• Constitutional & Writ Remedies
Courts & Forums:
• Supreme Court of India
• Delhi High Court
• District Courts across Delhi (Tis Hazari, Patiala House, Saket, Rohini & Dwarka)
• National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (NCDRC)
• National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT)
• RERA Authority & Appellate Tribunal
Punjab and Haryana High Court
With a client-focused and solution-driven approach, Advocate Deepanshu Khanna aims to provide clear legal guidance, effective representation, and timely legal support while maintaining the highest standards of professional ethics and diligence.
Book a consultation for practical legal advice and effective representation.
Practice Areas
Cheque Bounce, Recovery
Criminal, Anticipatory Bail
Divorce, Family
Property, RERA
Consumer Court
Civil
Courts
- Delhi High Court
- District Court, Dwarka
- District Court, Patiala House
- District Court, Rohini
- District Court, Saket
- District Court, Tis Hazari
- Family Courts, Delhi
- National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (NCDRC)
- RERA Tribunal
- Supreme Court Of India
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Questions Answered by Advocate Deepanshu Khanna
Q: I got an old payment from a person in cheque
I got an old payment from a person in cheque And that person lives in West Bengal and now he doesn’t pick up my call and even blocked me on calls and WhatsApp now what should I do? His cheques bounced again I got three cheques from him now. What should I do? If if I file a case against him, then will I get my money back i have all the bounced cheque it. Cheque was bounced on 20 june 2026
Advocate Deepanshu Khanna answered
First issue a legal demand notice. If payment is not made within 15 days, file a complaint under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act seeking recovery of the cheque amount, interest and costs. Act promptly to avoid limitation. Feel free to contact me.
Q: Other party tampering the documents how to check case bundle
Other party and court staff are supporting my spouse in child custody case. How to file petition to verify the case bundle and make sure case documents are not altered. If required how to approach high court for documents verification
Advocate Deepanshu Khanna answered
Both parties to a case have the right to inspect the court record by filing an appropriate application before the concerned court. During the course of inspection, if you find that any document is missing from the judicial record, you should immediately bring the same to the notice of the Learned Judge as well as the court staff. If no corrective action is taken despite such intimation, you may file a formal application seeking appropriate directions for reconstruction or placement of the missing documents on record.In the event such an application is rejected, the order can be challenged before the High Court in accordance with law. Further, if you possess credible and conclusive evidence suggesting manipulation of the court record or any act that compromises the fairness of the proceedings, you may also approach the High Court directly by invoking its supervisory jurisdiction and seek appropriate directions to ensure a fair trial.For a detailed discussion on the facts of your case and the legal remedies available, feel free to contact me.
Q: Flat dispute amomgst two brothers in delhi
There is a flat dispute between me and my brother. I am ready to sell my share in lesser value. Have found an investor who is ready to purchase on the basis of flat papers. The papers is on thename of my deceased father. My brother along with my mother is planning to start staying there. If I sell my share will there be any legal complications on me. My brother is not aware of this that I have found an investor. Though I have asked him before to buy my share but he never responded
Advocate Deepanshu Khanna answered
Hi, you can always explore the option of a family partition, especially since the property presently belongs to your father. Depending upon the nature of ownership, title documents, family arrangement, and the intentions of all concerned family members, a partition may be carried out amicably through a family settlement or through appropriate legal proceedings, if required.A family partition can often help in clearly defining ownership rights, reducing future disputes, and ensuring a smooth transition of interests among family members. However, before proceeding, it is advisable to examine the complete factual and legal position, including the ownership documents, revenue records (if applicable), possession status, and any prior arrangement or understanding between family members.Every property matter has its own legal and practical considerations, therefore the best course of action would depend on the specific facts of your case. A proper review can help determine the most effective and legally secure approach.For a detailed discussion and legal guidance tailored to your situation, feel free to contact me.
Q: regarding notice u/s 344(2) and 344(4)
how to remove it from delhi MCD with a wrong address complaint which is already taken back by someone
Advocate Deepanshu Khanna answered
You can always challenge the notice before the Appellate Tribunal Municipal Corporation of Delhi at Tis Hazari Court and seek to get it set aside and quashed. For more details, feel free to contact me.
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