Central Delhi
Tis Hazari Court
Delhi's oldest and largest district court complex, and the seat of our chamber.
- Jurisdiction
- Central, North and West Delhi districts, together with designated commercial and civil matters
- Our chamber
- Chamber No. B-25, 1st Floor, No. 3 BSG Block, Near Gate
Matters at this court
What we act in at Tis Hazari Court
Best 498A and Domestic Violence Lawyer at Tis Hazari Court
Defending or pursuing a Section 85 BNS cruelty complaint, and Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act applications, before the Magistrate at Tis Hazari.
Arbitration Lawyer at Tis Hazari Court
Challenging or enforcing arbitral awards, and interim relief in aid of arbitration, before the principal civil court and Commercial Court at Tis Hazari.
Bail Lawyer at Tis Hazari Court
Regular, anticipatory, interim and default bail applications filed and argued before the Magistrates and the Sessions Court at Tis Hazari, from a chamber inside the complex.
Cheque Bounce Lawyer at Tis Hazari Court
Complaints and defences under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act before the Magistrates at Tis Hazari, from the demand notice through summary trial to recovery.
Civil Litigation Lawyer at Tis Hazari Court
Civil suits before the courts at Tis Hazari — recovery, declaration, injunction, specific performance and execution — conducted from filing through to enforcement of the decree.
Landlord and Tenant Lawyer at Tis Hazari Court
Eviction, rent recovery and possession disputes at Tis Hazari — before the Rent Controller where the Delhi Rent Control Act applies, and in the civil courts where it does not.
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- Telephone
- 9953708111
- info@kmlawchambers.in
- Chamber
- Chamber No. B-25, 1st Floor, No. 3 BSG Block, Near Gate, Tis Hazari Courts, Delhi – 110054
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