Advocate Prerna Robin
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Defence Colony,
Delhi
6 years Experience
Practice Areas
Arbitration
Consumer Court
Criminal
Family
Civil
Courts
- Delhi High Court
- District Court, Patiala House
- District Court, Saket
- National Commission (NCDRC)
- Supreme Court Of India
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Questions Answered by Advocate Prerna Robin
Q: Process of Applications in court
wht is the process of application and reply filling We have to give direct to judge on date of hearing or all applications need to file before court hearing date and to give pp and opposite party advocate in civil caseAnd In routine does advocates send by registered post or give personally to opposite party advocate 3.in case of evidences in civil and criminal cases like any cd pendrive these also to be send to opposite party advocate while filling in court
Advocate Prerna Robin answered
In criminal cases, reply has to be served on the court with a copy to the PP. all evidence is to be filed along with a certificate under evidence act. Let me know if you need further consultation in this regard.
Q: Case against bank for discrimination and not following dfs guidelines
SC category officer, PSY Bank, 8 years outside domicile Delhi since 2018. Bank’s own Transfer Policy mandates repatriation after 3 years (FIFO basis) but 5 requests cancelled without written reasons. RTI seeking comparative transfer data refused. NCSC complaint pending 16 months without hearing despite Bank ignoring Commission notices. DFS Ministry directives on transfer transparency violated. Seeking writ in Delhi High Court for repatriation and interim stay against retaliatory transfer ordr
Advocate Prerna Robin answered
Hello, I have an extensive practice in the Delhi High Court and the Supreme Court of India. Please reach out and let me know when we can discuss. We can definitely challenge the action of the employer and seek interim stay of the transfer.
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