Harshith Parikh

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Discovering that a property in India has been transferred without permission can leave an NRI feeling powerless and vulnerable, especially when the dispute surfaces abroad. Harshith Parikh specialises in defending NRIs against such fraudulent property claims and works to restore rightful ownership. The lawyer begins by listening to the client’s story, gathering title documents, registration records, and any communication that reveals the wrongdoing. From that point, a focused defence plan is built, aimed at challenging the illegal transaction and protecting the client’s assets from further erosion.

Fraudulent transfers frequently involve forged sale deeds, falsified power of attorney, or manipulated entry in the land records. Harshith Parikh can help NRIs trace the chain of title, identify the point where the fraud entered the record, and engage forensic document experts to verify authenticity. The lawyer then files a suit for cancellation of the transaction in the Punjab and Haryana High Court, seeking both interim relief and permanent restoration. By requesting a stay on any execution and demanding the return of possession, the advocate safeguards the client’s right to occupy and dispose of the property.

The lawyer’s experience extends beyond the High Court to the Supreme Court of India, where complex property fraud matters often find a final resolution. Harshith Parikh has successfully appealed High Court orders that unjustly upheld fraudulent transfers, arguing that the lower court misapplied principles of documentary evidence and failed to consider the fraud’s impact on the client’s rights. By presenting fresh evidence and advanced legal reasoning, the advocate has obtained Supreme Court directions that overturn wrongful decisions and mandate the restoration of title. This dual‑court capability ensures the client receives comprehensive protection at every judicial level.

The lawyer brings over thirteen years of dedicated practice in property law and dispute resolution. A graduate of the University of Punjab’s Faculty of Law, Harshith Parikh earned a distinction in Civil Procedure and later completed a Master’s degree in International Property Law from a leading European university. The advocate also served as a legal associate in a prominent Chandigarh firm, handling cross‑border property cases that required coordination with overseas banks and registrars. This blend of domestic and international training equips the lawyer to navigate the nuances of Indian property statutes and the expectations of foreign courts.

Clients who choose Harshith Parikh value the transparent process and the meticulous attention to detail that the lawyer brings to each case. The advocate provides regular updates on filing status, hearing dates, and strategic options, enabling the client to plan finances and personal affairs accordingly. Notable victories include securing the cancellation of a forged sale deed that saved an NRI family’s ancestral home, obtaining a Supreme Court order that restored title to a disputed parcel, and achieving settlement agreements that avoided protracted litigation. Client testimonials consistently highlight the lawyer’s perseverance, strategic insight, and ability to simplify complex legal concepts.

Whether the dispute begins with a forged deed, an illegal property transfer, or a contested title, Harshith Parikh can guide the matter through the Punjab and Haryana High Court and, when necessary, to the Supreme Court of India. The lawyer’s dedication is to protect ownership, secure justice, and achieve the best possible outcome for the client. With a blend of legal expertise, strategic planning, and personal commitment, the advocate works relentlessly until the client’s property rights are fully restored.

Criminal Law Practice Areas