With a strong grasp of statutory interpretation, case law, and procedural nuances, I assist clients in navigating complex legal issues with clarity and confidence. I have successfully advised and represented individuals, families, and businesses in disputes relating to property, contracts, matrimonial matters, recovery proceedings, and compliance issues.
I believe in a client-centric approach, ensuring accessibility, transparency, and practical solutions. My focus is not only on legal remedies but also on preventing future disputes through careful planning, drafting, and strategic advice.
Practice Areas
Anticipatory Bail, Fraud Case, Criminal, Cyber Crime
Child Custody, Domestic Violence, Divorce, Family
Civil, Labour & Service
Landlord/Tenant, Property
Cheque Bounce
Motor Accident
Documentation
Courts
- Delhi High Court
- District Court, Dwarka
- District Court, Faridabad
- District Court, Gurgaon
- District Court, Patiala House
- District Court, Rohini
- District Court, Saket
- District Court, Tis Hazari
- Family Courts, Delhi
- Supreme Court Of India
Awards

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2023
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Questions Answered by Advocate Sumegh Garg (100+ answers)
Q: NOC and transfer fee etc demand by the developer after conveyance deed
I had purchased one floor in TDI City kundli sonipat and the developer gave possession in 2012 after I paid stamp duty and all other charges demanded for conveyance deed in my favour. After getting property registration, I sold it to someone in 2016. After 10 yrs. I received a legal intimation notice by the builder that my sale was unregularised as I did not pay transfer fee and sought NOC. What should I do
Advocate Sumegh Garg answered
You should first carefully examine your Conveyance Deed to ascertain whether it contains any provision requiring payment of transfer fees or obtaining an NOC from the builder at the time of resale. If no such condition is stipulated in the Conveyance Deed, you may respond to the legal notice, vehemently denying and contesting the allegations raised by the builder on these grounds. However, the enforceability of any separate agreement or applicable rules and regulations should also be examined before taking a final stand. Since the transaction took place in 2016 and the notice has been received after approximately ten years, the issue of limitation and the legal basis of the builder’s demand should also be examined.
Q: Challan not filled by police and adding the section
Dear Respected Sir, in my case i was arrested and serve judicial custody obtained the bail. i was accused of fraud charges, where payment reflected in my account instead of complainant account via third party. in this case challan not filled and police threating for press release and adding other charges in the FIR. i would like to know weather in such case my bail can be cancelled on the basis of new charges adding in the FIR challan.
Advocate Sumegh Garg answered
Yes, bail can be cancelled if new offences carrying a higher punishment are added to the FIR/chargesheet after the grant of bail. However, the mere addition of new sections does not automatically result in cancellation of bail. The prosecution must approach the competent court and establish legally sustainable grounds for cancellation, considering the nature and gravity of the newly added offences and the facts of the case. Since the chargesheet has not yet been filed, you should examine the evidence and the proposed additional charges, and take appropriate legal steps to safeguard your interests.
Q: My right in my father's property. I am a daughter
I have not seen the copy of my father's will. My 3 elder brothers have decided the property share among themselves Both my parents are not there We all are married My mother died intestate I received summons regarding my father's pension and locker According to my brothers my father has written 5 lac in my name in a will They are ready to give me 30 lac What should I do
Advocate Sumegh Garg answered
It ultimately depends on whether you are willing to give up your share in your father’s property. If you want to claim your rightful share, you should not accept the ₹30 lakh offer without first verifying the Will and the title of the property. You may need to initiate appropriate legal proceedings against your brothers for partition/declaration and to protect your rights. Also, obtain a certified copy of the Will and relevant property documents before taking any decision.
Q: Urgent Legal Advice – Forged Signatures and Unauthorized Mortgage of J
My jointly owned property was mortgaged with AU Small Finance Bank as security for a loan/CC facility taken by my elder brother, without my knowledge or consent. My signatures appear to have been forged on loan/mortgage documents, and I never took the loan, received any loan amount, or gave any OTP/consent. The bank is now seeking surrender of the property. I filed a police complaint on 31 Aug 2026 and complaints to SP/IG/DGP, but no action has been taken. I need urgent legal advice to protect m
Advocate Sumegh Garg answered
Since the police have failed to register the FIR despite the complaint and representations to senior officers, the client should immediately approach the jurisdictional Magistrate under Section 175(3) BNSS, seeking directions for registration of FIR and investigation into the alleged forgery, cheating and unauthorized mortgage of the jointly owned property.
Q: Hi I got challan of drink and drive this my first challan i
Hi I got challan of drink and drive this my first challan i am from faridabad plz help
Advocate Sumegh Garg answered
Hello in this case we need to file an application for disposal of challan before the magistrate thereafter you need to appear before the magistrate and then the magistrate will impose the fine and thereafter will issue a receipt of the same that needs to be deposited at the traffic tower then your challan will be disposed of online
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