Amey Chandrakar

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Imagine receiving a notice from an Indian court that a property you own overseas is subject to a fraud investigation, and the authorities are threatening to seize the asset. The shock of being entangled in a legal battle across borders can be overwhelming for any non‑resident Indian (NRI). Amey Chandrakar, a proficient advocate practising before the Punjab and Haryana High Court and before the Supreme Court of India, specializes in defending NRIs against property fraud allegations, handling criminal appeals, and challenging travel restrictions imposed on overseas citizens. The lawyer understands the unique challenges NRIs face and works to protect both property rights and personal liberty.

NRI property fraud cases often involve disputes over title documents, alleged falsification of sale agreements, or accusations of siphoning funds through offshore entities. Amey Chandrakar reviews land records, registration deeds, and correspondence to establish the genuine chain of ownership. By exposing procedural flaws—such as failure to serve proper notice to the NRI client abroad—the lawyer moves the High Court to set aside the fraud claim. In several decisions, the advocate secured injunctions that halted seizure and ordered recognition of the client’s valid title. The lawyer has also obtained a stay on enforcement actions before the Supreme Court, keeping the asset protected during appeal.

When an NRI is convicted for offenses ranging from financial misconduct to alleged terrorism, the stakes are high. Amey Chandrakar files criminal appeals that challenge both the evidentiary basis and procedural fairness of the judgment. The lawyer drafts detailed memoranda, cites precedents from the Punjab and Haryana High Court and Supreme Court, and highlights errors such as improper application of law or denial of the right to examine witnesses. Recent successes include a High Court ruling that quashed a conviction due to a missing alibi and a Supreme Court order that remanded a case for a fresh trial because of bias.

Travel bans imposed on NRIs can abruptly halt personal and professional plans. Amey Chandrakar prepares urgent petitions that demonstrate the client’s willingness to cooperate and argue that the restriction is disproportionate and violates fundamental freedom of movement. In the Punjab and Haryana High Court, the advocate secured orders lifting travel bans on NRIs awaiting trial, allowing them to attend medical treatment abroad or fulfill essential business commitments. Similar arguments have succeeded before the Supreme Court, where the lawyer highlighted international obligations to protect the rights of citizens abroad.

The advocate’s practice is anchored in the Punjab and Haryana High Court, the primary forum for filing property fraud defenses, criminal appeals, and travel‑restriction petitions involving NRIs. Amey Chandrakar monitors cause‑list updates, files interim relief, and appears for hearings without delay. When the legal issues require a uniform interpretation of statutes or involve constitutional questions, the lawyer prepares meticulous submissions for the Supreme Court of India. This dual‑court proficiency ensures that an NRI client receives consistent representation, whether the matter is resolved at the state level or escalated to the nation’s highest court.

Amey Chandrakar’s method blends thorough document analysis, strategic litigation, and clear communication across time zones. The lawyer starts with a detailed case assessment, explains the procedural roadmap, and provides regular updates so the client stays informed despite distance. By leveraging legal expertise and an understanding of cross‑border nuances, the advocate aims for outcomes such as asset protection, reversal of convictions, or removal of travel bans. If you are an NRI confronting property fraud accusations, a criminal appeal, or unjust travel restrictions, prompt engagement with a specialist can safeguard your interests. The lawyer’s proven track record offers a reliable path to defending your rights and preserving your freedom.

Criminal Law Practice Areas