Experienced in legal research, case law analysis, drafting, preparing briefs, and assisting in court proceedings. Expertise includes Criminal Law, Family Law, Cyber & White Collar Crime, NDPS, and the N.I. Act. Featured by Newslaundry in a custodial death matter and appeared for bail for an accused in the Arun Gawli case before the trial court.
MOHD. SADIQ HUSSAIN
Primary Case Type Divorce | Criminal + More
Ghatkopar(w), MumbaiExperience. 1+ Year
4.7 Rating | 70+ user ★★★★
Description
ADVOCATE
Mohd. Sadiq Hussian
(Supreme Court Lawyer)
1+ YEARS EXPERIENCE
Extensive practice in Criminal Law & NDPS.
LANGUAGES
English, Hindi, Marathi
LOCATION
Ghatkopar (w), Mumbai
A legal practitioner duly enrolled with the Bar Council of Maharashtra and Goa and currently practicing in Mumbai, with 0–2 years of professional experience. Represents clients before the Supreme Court, High Court, District Court, Sessions Court, Magistrate Court, Family Court, Consumer Court, RERA, NCLT, and DRT.
Primary practice focuses on Criminal Law, alongside Family & Matrimonial Law, Cyber Crime, NDPS, and the N.I. Act. Handles regular bail, anticipatory bail, FIR quashing, criminal trials, property disputes, mutual consent divorce, child custody, maintenance, and white-collar crime matters including PMLA and EOW cases.
Skilled in legal research, case law analysis, drafting, preparation of briefs, and assisting in court proceedings. Featured by Newslaundry in a custodial death matter and appeared for bail for an accused in the Arun Gawli case before the trial court. Fluent in English, Hindi and Marathi.
Dedicated to providing accessible and effective legal solutions tailored to each client’s needs across Mumbai and Maharashtra.
SPECIALIZATION
Family & Matrimonial Law: Divorce (Mutual & Contested), Dowry Demand, Domestic Violence, Maintenance, Child Custody, Adoption, Surrogacy
Property & Real Estate Law: Property Documentation, Partition, Transfer of Ancestral Property, Builder Delay/Fraud, RERA, Succession, Legal Heir Certificate
Criminal Law: Bail, Summons/Warrants, Theft, Robbery, Fraud, Defamation, POCSO, Forgery, Murder/Attempt to Murder
Civil & Financial Law: Loan Recovery, ATM/Credit Card Fraud, Bank Issues, Non-Payment of Dues, Arbitration & Mediation
Legal Drafting: Legal Notices for Divorce, Replies, Petitions, Financial Case Notices / Other Expertise: Cyber Crime, NDPS, N.I. Act, White-Collar Crime (PMLA, EOW).
Our Practice Areas
Jurisdictions Courts of Practice
Supreme Court of India
Bombay High Court
Sessions Court Mumbai
M.M Court Mumbai
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Legal Articles
Q1. I am an accused in an FIR registered under the NDPS Act. The police have arrested me, and my family is scared. What should I do immediately to get bail?
Advocate Mohd. Sadiq Hussain answered.
An NDPS arrest should be treated as an urgent matter. The first step is to obtain the FIR, arrest memo, remand papers and details of the exact sections invoked, particularly the quantity of the alleged contraband and whether the offence falls within the restrictions of Section 37.
For offences covered by Section 37, bail is subject to stringent statutory conditions. The Court has to consider whether there are reasonable grounds for believing that the accused is not guilty and whether the accused is unlikely to commit an offence while on bail.
Depending upon the facts and stage of the case, an appropriate bail application before the competent Court should be prepared without unnecessary delay.
Practical advice: The family should not attempt to negotiate with police officers or contact alleged witnesses. Instead, immediately engage an experienced criminal/NDPS lawyer and preserve all documents, medical records, electronic evidence and other material relevant to the defense.
Q2. My wife has filed a domestic violence case against me and my family. We want to settle the matter, but the police are not cooperating. What is the legal remedy?
Advocate Mohd. Sadiq Hussain answered.
A matrimonial dispute involving proceedings under the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005 should be approached separately from the question of criminal prosecution.
The Domestic Violence Act provides various remedies before the Magistrate, including protection orders, residence-related reliefs and monetary reliefs.
If both parties genuinely wish to settle the dispute, the settlement should preferably be reduced into writing, clearly setting out the agreed terms such as maintenance/financial settlement, withdrawal or closure of proceedings where legally permissible, custody/visitation arrangements, return of articles and other mutually agreed conditions.
If criminal proceedings have also been initiated, merely informing the police that the parties have settled does not necessarily result in automatic termination of every proceeding. Depending on the nature of the offences and the stage of the matter, appropriate proceedings may have to be initiated before the competent court, including a request for quashing of criminal proceedings where legally maintainable.
The police cannot be expected to substitute themselves for the Court in deciding whether judicial proceedings should be terminated.
Practical advice: Do not sign a settlement under pressure. Have the proposed settlement examined by an independent lawyer before signing it, particularly where several proceedings are pending.
Q3. I am a builder, and a buyer has filed a case against me for delay in possession under RERA. I want to defend my case. What should I do?
Advocate Mohd. Sadiq Hussain answered.
A RERA delay-possession case should be defended on the basis of the agreement for sale, project records and actual reasons for the delay, rather than merely alleging that the delay was beyond the builder’s control.
Section 18 of the RERA Act specifically deals with the consequences where a promoter fails to complete or is unable to give possession in accordance with the terms of the agreement for sale. Depending upon the circumstances and the allottee’s choice, the statutory consequences can include refund with interest and compensation, or interest for the period of delay where the allottee continues with the project.
The promoter should also carefully examine whether the relief claimed by the allottee corresponds with the statutory framework and the facts of the particular case.
RERA proceedings are document-intensive. A well-prepared written statement/reply, supported by contemporaneous project records, is generally far more useful than a broad denial of liability.
Whether it is an NDPS arrest, matrimonial litigation or a RERA dispute, the most important step is to act at the correct stage. Delay in obtaining legal advice can affect available remedies and the defence strategy.
For any of these matters, the facts of the individual case, the documents available and the exact statutory provisions invoked should be examined before deciding the appropriate legal remedy.
Frequently asked questions
What areas of law do you primarily practice?
I primarily practice Criminal Law, Family Law, Cyber Crime, NDPS, and N.I. Act matters, along with Property Disputes and White-Collar Crimes.
Do you handle bail matters?
Yes, I handle Regular Bail, Anticipatory Bail, and Default Bail in Sessions Court and High Court.
Do you take divorce and custody cases?
Yes, I handle Mutual Consent Divorce, Contested Divorce, Child Custody, Maintenance, and Domestic Violence matters.
What courts do you practice in?
I appear before Supreme Court, High Court, District Court, Sessions Court, Magistrate Court, Family Court, Consumer Court, RERA, NCLT, and DRT.
How can I contact you for consultation?
You can reach me via mobile, WhatsApp, or email. Consultation is available in English, Hindi, Marathi, and Gujarati.
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