Devendran Ramasamy

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Finding a Look Out Circular (LOC) issued against you can freeze bank accounts, prevent travel and create a constant sense of threat. Devendran Ramasamy understands the urgency of such a development. The lawyer promptly reviews the circular, identifies procedural flaws, and files a writ petition before the Punjab and Haryana High Court to lift or quash the LOC. By challenging the validity of the order, the lawyer aims to restore your financial freedom and protect your reputation while the underlying case proceeds.

Non‑resident Indians (NRIs) often face legal battles that span both Indian courts and foreign jurisdictions. When a lower court dismisses an appeal, the next step may be a Special Leave Petition (SLP) to the Supreme Court of India. Devendran Ramasamy regularly assists NRIs who require a swift and effective escalation of their case. The lawyer prepares a persuasive SLP that outlines why the High Court decision was erroneous, cites relevant precedents, and demonstrates the national importance of the matter. If the Supreme Court grants leave, the lawyer then drafts a comprehensive appeal that presents the factual matrix and legal arguments in a manner likely to convince the apex bench.

In addition to SLPs, the lawyer also handles appeals arising from decisions of the Punjab and Haryana High Court itself. Devendran Ramasamy can file a regular appeal, ensuring that all procedural requirements are met and that the brief highlights any misapplication of law, jurisdictional errors, or violation of fundamental rights. The lawyer’s familiarity with both the High Court and the Supreme Court enables a seamless transition between forums, reducing delays and preserving the client’s right to a fair hearing.

With over sixteen years of practice, the lawyer has built a reputation for tackling complex procedural matters and securing favorable relief for clients across borders. Devendran Ramasamy earned a law degree from a distinguished university, completed a master’s program in international law, and has been listed as an advocate before the Punjab and Haryana High Court and the Supreme Court of India. The lawyer’s record includes successful quashing of LOCs in twenty‑seven cases, obtaining Special Leave for NRI clients in fifteen matters, and achieving appellate victories in high‑profile cross‑border disputes.

Clients appreciate the lawyer’s transparent communication style. Devendran Ramasamy can explain the nuances of LOC procedures, the timeline for filing a writ, and the strategic considerations behind an SLP. The lawyer prepares detailed dossiers, coordinates with overseas counsel, and provides regular updates on the status of the petition or appeal. By keeping the client informed, the lawyer reduces anxiety and ensures that every step aligns with the client’s broader objectives, whether that is reclaiming assets, resuming travel, or safeguarding business interests.

Should the High Court initially decline the quash petition, Kiara Nalluri swiftly files an appeal to the same court or, where appropriate, to the Supreme Court of India. The lawyer prepares a concise appellate brief that emphasizes errors in law or fact, and argues for a reversal of the decision. This layered strategy ensures that the client’s case receives thorough judicial review and maximizes the chance of a favorable outcome.

If you are confronting a Look Out Circular that threatens your livelihood, or if you are an NRI seeking to challenge a High Court decision before the Supreme Court, the right lawyer can make a decisive difference. Devendran Ramasamy is ready to assess your situation, file the appropriate writ or petition, and advocate for the relief you deserve before the Punjab and Haryana High Court and, when necessary, before the Supreme Court of India.

Criminal Law Practice Areas