Advocate Yashpalbhai B Dhadhal

Questions Answered by Advocate Yashpalbhai B Dhadhal (25+ answers)

Q: Need Good Experience Lawyer for Ecs Bounce Case

Is there any good experienced lawyer who can fight and help to resolve ecs bounce case against me at Ahmedabad CMM court at reasonable fees. He needs to be honest and transparent in his guidance

Advocate Yashpalbhai B Dhadhal answered
Look for an experienced cheque/ECS bounce advocate at Ahmedabad CMM Court with strong trial experience, clear fee structure, and honest guidance. Check reviews, meet 2–3 lawyers, and ask about strategy upfront.

Q: in a cc case 319 crpc detailed answer required interested only answer

in ongoing 319 crpc crl mp petition in ongoing cc case mm court The respondents/accused have filed their counter statement to the application . court has noted that the matter is now at the stage of hearing the petitioner’s side in response to that counter. counter is filed with no evidence just mere denial and misinterpretation of law quoted . hearing of the petitioner’s side enquiry has been postponed. meaning of this in detailed manner explain please

Advocate Yashpalbhai B Dhadhal answered
The postponement of the petitioner’s hearing does not mean dismissal or rejection of the petition. It usually means the court has adjourned the matter for further hearing due to reasons such as court workload, lack of time, absence of counsel, or to allow proper preparation. The petition is still alive and pending consideration. On the next date, the petitioner’s advocate can argue that:1. the counter has no substantive rebuttal,2. there is sufficient evidence on record for invoking Section 319 CrPC,3. the respondents have merely denied allegations without disproving the material evidence, and4. the legal propositions cited by respondents are incorrect or distinguishable.After hearing both sides, the court will decide whether there is enough material to summon the proposed accused persons into the ongoing criminal case.

Q: Will CRED refund money?

To refund money from CRED for a wrong transaction, you should immediately contact CRED customer support:-

Advocate Yashpalbhai B Dhadhal answered
If a wrong transaction has occurred through CRED, first immediately raise a complaint within the app and also inform your bank/card issuer without delay. If the issue is not resolved, you may send a legal notice to CRED seeking refund. In case of fraud or unauthorized transaction, you can also lodge a complaint with the cyber crime portal or police. Additionally, you may approach the consumer forum for deficiency in service and claim refund along with compensation.

Q: I have to join vessel in next coming months

I was used by my friend as a delivery boy and got fir in arms act 25 1b a , i got bail but i am working in merchant navy and i do not want to attend the trail date police is yet to file chargesheet what should i do

Advocate Yashpalbhai B Dhadhal answered
1. File exemption application through advocate (u/s 205 CrPC) citing Merchant Navy duty 2. Ensure regular representation by lawyer 3. Seek permanent exemption if possibleYou should not skip court. Even if chargesheet is pending, absence can lead to NBW (non-bailable warrant).

Q: Cheque Bounce – Security Cheque Misuse & Training Bond

I received summons in a cheque bounce case (NI Act 138) from my previous company. The cheque was a blank security cheque, not for any loan. They filled ₹1,20,000 and are also claiming ₹53,000 stipend already paid. I worked 14 months with irregular pay and no proper employment. Is this case valid? What should I do now after summons? Is there arrest risk?

Advocate Yashpalbhai B Dhadhal answered
Be present in court at 11 AM on the date in the summons. Missing it may lead to a warrant and arrest risk. A summons is just a formal notice to appear—no need to worry at this stage. Present income at 11 AM on the date in the summon it may lead to a warrant and Rajesh