Asavari Sangwan

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When a NRI is suddenly caught in a criminal investigation back home, the distance often feels like a legal handicap. Asavari Sangwan provides that crucial bridge, filing Special Leave Petitions (SLPs) and handling appeals before the Supreme Court of India on behalf of NRIs. The lawyer’s practice concentrates on shielding overseas clients from punitive orders, ensuring that distance does not become a barrier to justice.

A Special Leave Petition is the gateway to the apex court when lower courts have denied relief or when the matter demands constitutional scrutiny. Asavari Sangwan regularly assists NRIs by drafting concise SLPs that frame the core legal question, cite relevant statutes, and stress the constitutional guarantee of equal protection for citizens, regardless of residence. The lawyer emphasizes the client’s readiness to cooperate with any investigation, thereby persuading the Supreme Court that the petition merits immediate attention.

With a degree from a national law university and more than thirteen years of experience before the Supreme Court, Asavari Sangwan has built a reputation for handling complex cross‑border criminal matters. The lawyer has appeared in numerous NRI‑related SLPs, achieving landmark rulings that clarified the limits of extraterritorial enforcement and reinforced the procedural safeguards owed to citizens abroad. This depth of experience translates into a strategic advantage for every client who seeks relief at the highest level.

When the Supreme Court admits an SLP, the next phase often involves filing an appeal against an adverse order issued by a high‑court or a tribunal. Asavari Sangwan can guide NRIs through this stage by preparing a robust appellate brief that identifies errors in law, misapplication of facts, or violations of natural justice. The lawyer’s familiarity with the Supreme Court’s procedural timetable ensures that the appeal is filed within strict deadlines, avoiding dismissal on technical grounds.

The lawyer’s preparation includes obtaining certified copies of foreign documents, securing affidavits from overseas employers, and coordinating with local counsel in India to synchronize evidence. Asavari Sangwan also liaises with immigration experts to address any passport or visa complications that may arise during the litigation. By presenting a unified factual matrix and a clear legal argument, the lawyer maximizes the chance that the Supreme Court will grant relief, such as staying a criminal proceeding or overturning a travel ban.

Recent outcomes illustrate the tangible benefits of the lawyer’s approach. In a high‑profile case, a NRI software developer faced an anti‑money‑laundering notice and a subsequent travel restriction. Asavari Sangwan filed an SLP that highlighted procedural lapses in the notice issuance and the client’s spotless compliance record abroad. The Supreme Court granted interim relief, restoring the passport and allowing the client to attend a critical overseas conference. In another matter, the lawyer secured a reversal of an SLP denial for an NRI businessman accused of tax evasion, leading the apex court to direct a fresh hearing that ultimately exonerated the client.

After a favorable Supreme Court ruling, Asavari Sangwan continues to support the client by assisting with the removal of any remaining criminal annotations, filing compliance paperwork, and advising on safeguards against future prosecutions. The lawyer remains available for any further appellate steps, ensuring a seamless continuity of representation that turns a daunting cross‑border dispute into a manageable outcome.

Criminal Law Practice Areas