Charan Prasad

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Imagine an NRI returning to India for a family event only to be accused of property fraud or a criminal complaint that threatens a prison sentence. Charan Prasad is the lawyer who can turn that frightening scenario into a manageable legal strategy, handling Special Leave Petitions, criminal defence, and fraud defence before both the Punjab and Haryana High Court at Chandigarh and the Supreme Court of India.

Charan Prasad’s practice centres on three interrelated areas: NRI Special Leave Petitions and Appeals, NRI Criminal Complaint Defence, and NRI Property Fraud Defence. The lawyer recognizes that NRIs often face a unique set of challenges—distance, unfamiliarity with local law, and the risk of severe penalties. By combining expertise in high‑court criminal defence with a deep understanding of the Supreme Court’s Special Leave process, Charan offers a comprehensive shield against unjust prosecution.

With fifteen years of litigation experience, Charan has appeared regularly before the Punjab and Haryana High Court and the Supreme Court. The advocate has successfully argued for bail, secured quash orders, and overturned convictions that were based on misinterpreted evidence. For property fraud allegations, Charan meticulously analyses title documents, tax records, and transaction histories, often exposing procedural lapses or forged paperwork that form the basis of the accusation.

The lawyer begins each engagement with a thorough fact‑finding session. Charan asks the client to submit any arrest notices, charge sheets, property deeds, and correspondence with banks or government agencies. The advocate then conducts a gap analysis to identify legal errors, jurisdictional issues, or violations of constitutional rights. When a viable path exists, Charan prepares a Special Leave Petition for the Supreme Court, arguing that the lower‑court decision warrants review due to a substantial question of law or evident miscarriage of justice.

Simultaneously, Charan handles the criminal defence at the Punjab and Haryana High Court. The advocate prepares robust defence briefs, summons expert witnesses, and files interlocutory applications to protect the client’s rights during investigation. In property fraud cases, Charan crafts defences that demonstrate legitimate ownership, proper documentation, and compliance with tax regulations, often resulting in the dismissal of charges before they reach the Supreme Court.

Results achieved by Charan speak to the effectiveness of this integrated approach. In a recent case involving an NRI accused of fraudulent property sale, the lawyer secured an interim stay from the High Court, then obtained a full acquittal after the Supreme Court dismissed the Special Leave Petition, ruling that the evidence was insufficient. In another criminal complaint, Charan’s defence led to the quashing of the charge sheet on grounds of procedural irregularities, saving the client from a lengthy trial.

Clients consistently highlight Charan Prasad’s responsiveness, strategic clarity, and personal empathy. The lawyer explains complex legal concepts in simple terms, ensuring families understand their options and the likely outcomes. Whether the issue is a pending criminal case, a property dispute, or the need for a Special Leave Petition, Charan can help navigate the high‑court and Supreme Court processes, aiming for the most favorable resolution possible.

Criminal Law Practice Areas