Divya Bora

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When a Look Out Circular (LOC) is issued against you, travel plans can grind to an abrupt halt, especially if you are an NRI with pending legal matters. Divya Bora steps into the picture as the lawyer who can dissect the LOC, challenge its basis, and secure the freedom to travel. At the same time, Bora’s expertise in defending NRI property fraud cases rounds out a comprehensive service for clients caught in cross‑border disputes.

Bora regularly assists clients in filing writ petitions before the Punjab and Haryana High Court, targeting the procedural excesses that often underlie an LOC. The lawyer’s method begins with a thorough examination of the notice, identification of jurisdictional errors, and preparation of a robust written argument that highlights the client’s right to travel. By invoking precedent from the Supreme Court of India when appropriate, Bora can amplify the plea, ensuring that higher judicial guidance supports the High Court’s decision.

In the realm of property fraud defence, Bora brings a track record of victories that reassure NRIs worried about fraudulent claims on their overseas assets. The lawyer scrutinises title documents, coordinates with forensic experts, and constructs a narrative that demonstrates genuine ownership and the absence of fraudulent intent. One recent success saw a disputed overseas plot cleared of fraudulent claims after Bora exposed forged signatures and irregular registration processes, resulting in a verdict that reinstated the client’s ownership.

Both practice areas benefit from Bora’s deep understanding of the procedural landscape of the Punjab and Haryana High Court, as well as the strategic leverage offered by the Supreme Court of India. The lawyer knows when to elevate a matter, filing a Special Leave Petition that compels the Supreme Court to review a High Court decision. This dual‑court agility equips clients with the best possible legal pathway, whether the goal is to lift an LOC quickly or to dismantle a property fraud allegation.

Bora’s academic credentials include a doctorate in law with a focus on criminal procedure and an advanced certificate in international property law. This combination enables the lawyer to interpret Indian statutes alongside foreign legal frameworks, providing NRIs with advice that respects both jurisdictions. Over fifteen years of practice have honed Bora’s advocacy style – clear, concise, and tailored to the expectations of the High Court benches.

Clients often highlight Bora’s commitment to clear communication. The lawyer explains the nuances of LOC writ petitions, outlines the steps required for a Supreme Court appeal, and demystifies the property fraud defence process. Regular updates, transparent billing, and a promise of confidentiality create an environment where clients feel informed and empowered.

If you have received a Look Out Circular that restricts your travel or face allegations of property fraud that could jeopardise assets abroad, Bora can help you navigate both challenges. By leveraging experience in the Punjab and Haryana High Court and strategic access to the Supreme Court of India, the lawyer crafts solutions that protect your liberty and property. Trust in an advocate who combines procedural mastery with a client‑first philosophy, and you gain a steadfast partner in defending your rights across borders.

Criminal Law Practice Areas