Criminal Defence
Anticipatory Bail in Uttar Pradesh under Section 482 BNSS
How anticipatory bail works in UP under Section 482 BNSS: who can apply, which court, what the court weighs, documents needed, and options if refused.
Articles
Notes on how criminal, matrimonial and civil/property matters actually work in Uttar Pradesh — the change from the IPC and CrPC to the BNS and BNSS, bail and anticipatory bail procedure, maintenance, and the revenue-court jurisdiction that decides where many UP property disputes must be filed. These are general explanations, not legal advice.
Criminal Defence
How Bail Works at Bareilly District Court: A Practical Guide
The bail process at Bareilly Kacheri: bailable versus non-bailable offences, which court to approach, what to bring, sureties, conditions and default bail.
Criminal Defence
How an FIR Is Quashed: Section 528 BNSS Explained
When the High Court will quash an FIR under Section 528 BNSS, the Bhajan Lal categories, quashing on compromise, and what the petition needs to contain.
Criminal Defence
IPC to BNS: Section Mapping for the Offences You Are Most Likely to Meet
A working table mapping Indian Penal Code sections to the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, and CrPC to BNSS, with the rule on which law applies to your case.
Matrimonial & Family Law
Maintenance under Section 144 BNSS: Who Can Claim and How Much
Maintenance under Section 144 BNSS, formerly CrPC 125: who may claim, how the amount is fixed, interim maintenance, enforcement, and parallel remedies.
Civil & Property Law
Checking Title Before Buying Property in Uttar Pradesh
What to verify before buying property in UP: the thirty-year chain of title, khatauni and revenue records, encumbrances, and the civil-versus-revenue question.
Matrimonial & Family Law
Section 498A Is Now BNS 85 and 86: What Changed and What Did Not
Cruelty to a married woman is now BNS Sections 85 and 86. What carried over from 498A IPC, the Arnesh Kumar safeguards, and how these cases are defended.