Advocate Raghav Sabharwal
After gaining experience with one of the Hon'ble Judges of the Delhi High Court as a Law Researcher, Raghav started his practice primarily based in the Delhi High Court. Raghav is Managing Partner in Sabharwal Associates law Firm that has been into practice for more than 25 years with a vivid experience in Civil, Arbitration, Property Disputes, Rent Disputes, Cheque Bouncing, Unauthorised Construction and Service Matters. Raghav has handled various contentious matters in different fields of law.
Advocate Raghav enrolled with the Bar Council of Delhi in 2013. He is a member of the Delhi High Court Bar Association.
- Delhi High Court
- District Court, Dwarka
- District Court, Karkardooma
- District Court, Saket
- District Court, Tis Hazari
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Questions Answered by Advocate Raghav Sabharwal
Q: If criminal case filed on a person how it effect on his govt job appointment
I got selected in a central govt job and government job joining procedure is started. But a court case is pending in which IPC sections 420,193,181 are imposed on me.I want to know whether I can get a job with this case or not. I have to mention about all the particulars in the attestation forms sent to me.what would u advice?Is there any rule in the manuals that a person with a pending court case cannot be employed in a govt dept.
Advocate Raghav Sabharwal answered
It is pertinent to note that there is no bar on selection on the ground of pending trial. However, you must reveal fairly the pendency of the criminal case , FIR, arrest and detention (if any) as required in the Attestation Form and Affidavit to be submitted with the Department. As per law, it is for the screening committee to decide whether the pendency of the criminal case would have any bearing on the nature of your post on the basis of the allegations leveled against you in the FIR and the charges(if framed). There are plethora of judgments where the courts (including the Supreme Court) have interfered in the decisions of the departments discharging servicemen only on the pretext of a pending case. Moreover, a judgment delivered by Justice M Katju (Supreme Court) directs the departments to take liberal view in such cases and not to reject the candidature solely on the ground of a pending case.
Q: Documents required to transfer ownership in co op society after death
I am Hony. Secretary in a Co-Op Group Housing Society. In case a member dies without making a will. The property is a Flat in the G/H Society and the wife is the nominee of the member in respect of that flat. The wife applies for the transfer of the flat in her name. What documents are required to be attached to her application other than the death certificate? Since the wife is his nominee for that particular property, do we require registered release deed from the other members of the family (legal heirs) relinquishing their rights in her favour, or the nomination papers are sufficient to transfer the membership to the wife?
Advocate Raghav Sabharwal answered
Nomination does not amount to testamentary disposition of property. (See Bombay High Court judgement of Shakti Yezfani by Justice Oka). Although, nominees name may be entered on record, the title in the property does not best in the nominee. Nominee merely holds the property in trust for the other legal heirs. (See SC decision of Starvation Devi v Union of India)You can contact me for further advice/clarification.
Q: possession on ancestral land without partition
possession on ancestral land without partitiondear we are six brother and our land is ancestral.land was not partitioned.ow younger brother take moreover overmore land in partion and making home now i want stay and land partition properly by land what is do. all 5 brother will not agree for partition. only i will agree for partion by court
Advocate Raghav Sabharwal answered
You can file a suit for partition. Even other brothers will have to abide by court decree. Injunction can be sought to stop the construction. However, the status of share in the property needs to be ascertained after going through all documents. You can contact me for further details.
Q: Time Limit of filing case against cheque bouncing
What is the time limit within which we can file a case against the bouncing of a cheque?
Advocate Raghav Sabharwal answered
Limitation is an important aspect for initiating proceedings u/s 138 or 141 of negotiable instruments act. You have to send a legal notice within 30 days from the date of return (dishonour) of cheque asking the noticee to pay the amount within 15 days. On expiry of fifteen days from the service of notice, you have to file a complaint before the Concerned magistrate within 1 month of the said expiry. However, it is pertinent to note that nothing precludes you from filing a separate civil suit (summary suit) for recovery of the amount due the limitation of which is 3 years from the cause of action/ date of dishonour.
Q: Cheque issued from Noida got bounced in Delhi where to file case?
I got a cheque from person. The issuing bank is in Noida. My bank is from ITO form where the cheque bounced. I want to know where can i file the case?
Advocate Raghav Sabharwal answered
As per the recent amendment in cheque bouncing cases, the territorial jurisdiction would lie with the court where you presented the cheque. Therefore, it would lie in Delhi. Further classification of the district where the branch of your bank is located would decide the proper district court which would have the jurisdiction e.g. tis hazari or patiala house.
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