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APPLICATION FOR LEGAL SERVICES

(State the parties involved or likely to be involved nature of the case/dispute, the origin of the case/dispute, the claim or right sought to be established/granted and any other information or material relevant to the case/dispute)

Criminal Defence Lawyers

Criminal allegations against a person may have serious consequences. When you land in such situations, immediately contact a criminal defence lawyer to mitigate and minimise the risks.

Our constitution guarantees that every person has a right to a fair trial and the right to silence. At Helpful Foundation, our criminal defence lawyers strive hard to put strong defence to your case and ensure your rights are not violated.

We will guide you throughout the court process, ensuring you understand the legal issues surrounding the charge and defence strategies to achieve the desired outcome.

To speak to a Criminal Defence Lawyer for filing and defending your bail applications in the District Court, Sessions Court, or High Court, schedule an appointment for a consultation. Bring copies of all the necessary documents such as FIR, Complaint, Remand Application, Chargesheet (if available), Bail Rejection Order Sheet, etc.

Affordable Legal Assistance in Criminal Matters

Our advocate panel team of expert criminal lawyers based out of India has successfully handled various criminal cases and provided effective legal assistance. 

Police complaints: Legal assistance in filing police complaints / Registration of FIR / Criminal Complaints under the Provisions of the law of crime/IPC. Filing of Criminal complaint before Police station u/s 154 of Cr. P.C  or magistrate under section 190,  200, 156(3) Of code of Criminal Procedure 1973;

Regular Bail and Anticipatory Bail: Anticipatory Bail applications U/s 438 of Cr. P.C before Court of Session and High Courts; Regular Bail Application u/s 437/439 of Cr.P.C.

Revision and Appeal: Assist in filing Revision, Appeal, Criminal Writs, and Petition under Sec.482 of Cr.P.C. against the acquittal / Conviction.

FIR Quashing: We assist in filing a petition U/s 482 of Cr. P.C for quashing of F.I.R or staying the criminal procedure before the High Courts throughout India;

Criminal Trials: Representing clients in the Criminal Trial before a magistrate or court of the session as defence counsel;

Cheque Bounce Cases: Filing or defending a Complaint under section 138 of the N. I. Act before the magistrate.

Complaints: Filing / defending Criminal complaints under various provisions and sections of the Indian Penal Code, Companies Act, Factories Act, Food Adulteration Act, passport Act, NDPS Act, and Arms Act etc.

Matrimonial Disputes: Assist women/victims in registering Complaints with Crime Against Women Cell u/s 498A, 406 IPC r/w 3 & 4 of the Dowry Prohibition Act.

Women’s Rights: We also assist women/victims in filing Criminal complaints before the Magistrate under the provisions of Protection of Women under the Domestic Violence Act.

Maintenance for Women: We also assist women/victims in filing applications u/s 125 Cr. P.C. for seeking maintenance from their husbands.

Protection from arrest: When the husband is a victim, we provide him with all necessary legal protection from arrest and undue coercion from the police. Also, the husband and his other family members should be assisted in getting anticipatory bail or regular bail.

  • Human Rights Cases
  • Cyber Crimes
  • 498A Cases
  • Cheque Bounce Cases
  • NDPS (Narcotics) Cases
  • Cross-Examination

Legal Assistance on various kinds of Criminal Cases

Economic Offences

  • Economic offences are punishable under SEBI, FEMA, Passport Act,  Immigration Act, etc.
  • Anti Corruption Cases instituted by the CBI.
  • Money laundering cases PMLA (CBI / ED cases)

Narcotics Offences

Offence related to Narcotic & Drugs (NDPS Act)

NIA & UAPA Offences

  • NIA Cases – Scheduled offences
  • UAPA Cases
  • Offence related to terrorism and anti-national activities
  • Offence related to passport & Immigration laws

Cancellation of warrant/LOC

  • Cancellation of Look our Circular (LOC) from Court
  • Cancellation of warrant & 82/83 Cr.P.C

IPC Offences

  • Complaints filed for the office of Cheating (420) & Criminal
  • Misappropriation of funds (406)
  • Complaints filed for the office of Criminal Breach of Trust and criminal conspiracy
  • Complaints filed for the office of Cheating, Forgery and Mischief
  • Offences related to Abatement, Unlawful assembly and disturbing Public tranquillity;
  • Offences affecting the human body (viz. Murder, Attempt to Murder, Abatement, Attempt to suicide,  dowry death, causing death by negligence, hurt, grievous hurt, wrongful restraint, Criminal Force, Abduction, Kidnapping, trafficking, rape,  unnatural sex etc.;
  • Offence related to property, viz. theft, robbery, extortion, cheating, breach of trust, misappropriation of properties, etc.
  • Other offences punishable under the code of Indian Penal and other penal law

Cheque Bounce Cases

Complaints filed for the office of Dishonour of Cheque under 138 of N.I.Act.

Marriage Offences

Offence related to marriage viz. (a) Offence unusable under Dowry  Prohibition Act (b) Domestic violence Act (c) 498A, 406 IPC etc.

Election Offences

Offences related to Public Servant and Contempt of the lawful authority of Public Servants

Offence related to Elections under section 171 (A-I) of IPC

India, which is known to be the second most populated country in the world, has the majority of illiterate. As said by Justice Harry Blackmun, “The concept of seeking justice cannot be equated with the value of dollars. Money plays no role in seeking justice”. The major part of individuals doesn’t know about the legal system of the nation and, furthermore, their protected rights. Even though individuals know about it, they are not in a circumstance to manage the cost of giving their monetary and social backwardness. They are in a defenceless circumstance to be able to afford the service of legal counsellors, which has turned into an expensive affair.

Legal aid focuses on distributive justice, the successful execution of welfare advantages and the end of social and basic oppression of poor people. It works per the Legal Services Authorities Act 1987, which goes about as the rule of rendering free justice. The prime object of the state ought to be “equivalent justice for all”. In this way, legal aid endeavours to guarantee that the constitutional pledge is satisfied in its letter and soul and that equivalent justice is made accessible to the oppressed and weaker sections of the general public.

Right to free legal aid.

The State shall secure that the task of the legal system advances justice on the basis of equivalent chance and shall, specifically, give free legal aid by appropriate enactment or plans or in some other manner to guarantee that open doors for securing justice are not denied to any citizen by reason of financial or any other disabilities.

The preamble of the Indian constitution fundamentally means to secure for the general population of India justice – financial and political. His Lordship Justice P.N. Bhagwati appropriately expressed that legal aid means giving a course of action to the general public, which makes the machinery of administration of Justice easily available and within reach of the individuals who need to depend on it for the requirement of rights given to them by law. Article 38(1) affirms that the State will advance the general population’s welfare by verifying and ensuring the social order, including justice. Article 21 plainly says that each individual has an equal right to life and liberty except according to the procedure.

Provisions of Legal Aid in the Constitution

ARTICLE 39A– It is the obligation of the State to see that the legal system advances justice based on equal opportunity for its entire citizens. It should, therefore, give free legal aid to individuals who can’t get justice because of financial and other disabilities.

SECTION 304 OF CODE OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE,1973

If the accused does not have adequate means to draw in a legal advisor, the court must give one to the protection of the accused at the expense of the state.

Dispute Resolution

Helpful Foundation is a non-governmental organization helping people in resolving disputes arising out of family & civil issues.

We provide Alternative Dispute Resolution Services, including Mediation, to most people residing in Bengaluru, Karnataka who are involved in community disputes.

Our Services are unbiased and confidential.

The benefits of Alternative Dispute Resolution include:

  • An early resolution of disputes, and which can assist in reducing stress and anxiety
  • working together to resolve your disputes
  • having control of the outcome
  • Confidential sessions, conducted in private, which can be arranged at a time to suit all parties
  • Trained mediators who are impartial and non-judgmental
  • greater likelihood of maintaining ongoing relationships
  • savings on lengthy and costly legal proceedings.