About Pratik Pujara & Associates
Pratik Pujara & Associates is a respected legal professional known for his dedication, sharp legal acumen, and client-focused approach to dispute resolution. Practicing across a wide spectrum of Civil, Criminal, and Corporate matters, he has built a reputation for delivering practical, result-oriented legal solutions while upholding the highest standards of professional ethics.
With extensive experience before District Courts, High Courts, and various quasi-judicial forums, Advocate Dalvi regularly advises individuals, businesses, and institutions on complex legal issues. His practice encompasses areas such as property disputes, contractual matters, consumer litigation, criminal defense, and regulatory compliance. Clients value his ability to simplify complicated legal questions and present clear strategies tailored to their objectives.
Advocate Dalvi is particularly recognized for his meticulous case preparation, persuasive advocacy, and strong courtroom presence. He has successfully represented clients in high-stakes disputes, demonstrating both strategic depth and a thorough understanding of procedural and substantive law. His balanced approach often helps clients explore amicable settlements where appropriate while remaining fully prepared for rigorous litigation when necessary.
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Divorce & Matrimonial Law
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BNS Intersection: * Section 85 & 86: These replace the old “Section 498A” regarding cruelty by a husband or his relatives.
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Section 82: Deals with sexual intercourse by deceitful means (e.g., promising marriage with no intention to marry).
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Procedure: While the divorce itself happens in Family Court, the criminal charges for cruelty or dowry harassment are filed under the BNS.
Criminal Law
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Key Focus: Crimes against the body (murder, assault), crimes against property (theft, robbery), and crimes against the state.
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Major Changes: It has consolidated sections, increased penalties for crimes against women and children, and introduced community service as a punishment for petty offenses.
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Relevant BNS Chapters: * Chapter 5: Offenses against the Human Body.
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Chapter 17: Offenses against Property.
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Property Law
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Theft & Extortion: Covered under Chapter 17.
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Criminal Trespass: Entering someone’s property with intent to commit an offense.
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Fraudulent Deeds: If someone forges a property document to steal land, they are charged under BNS sections for Forgery (Section 336) and Cheating (Section 318).
Civil Law
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The Divide: Civil cases are filed under the Code of Civil Procedure (CPC). However, if a civil wrong also constitutes a crime, the BNS applies.
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Example (Defamation): In the past, defamation was both civil and criminal. Under the BNS (Section 356), criminal defamation remains, but it now includes a provision for community service as a remedy.
