Advocate Ashish Davessar, Jaipur, India

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Practice Areas

Family Law

Marriage, 498a, Child custody, Divorce, Domestic violence, Annulment of marriage, Alimony and maintenance, Restitution of conjugal rights, Muslim law

Criminal Law

Cheque bounce, Fraud/Default, Forgery/Cheating, Breach of trust, FIR, Bail/Anticipatory Bail, Police action, Other criminal matters, Cybercrime, Trespass

Property Law

Rights of sons/daughters/wife, Partition of property, Tenant/landlord/eviction, Sale deed, Succession certificate, Succession of property, Wills and trusts, SARFAESI action by bank, DRT/DRAT, Gift deed, Power of attorney, Builder issues, Other property matters, Legal heir, Neighbour issues

Civil Law

Passport issues, Date of birth issues, Civil cases, Civil disputes, Customs/Excise/FEMA, Recovery of money, Medical negligence, Defamation, Summary suit, Other civil matters, Name change, Legal notice, Right to information, Banking, Motor accident

Business Law

Corporate matters, Arbitration, Winding up petitions, Other business matters

Constitutional Law

Fundamental rights, OBC, Writ petitions, Public interest litigation, Other issues, Supreme Court

Courts

Rajasthan High Court (Jaipur Bench)

Recent cases handled

Date

Type of case

Description

Outcome

1 Mar 2019

Criminal Law

The magistrate had framed charges against my client for the commission of offences punishable under Sections 474 IPC & 12 Passport Act as a fake Malaysian visa was found in his possession at airport.

In Criminal Revision filed and argued by me, the Sessions Court quashed the order and discharged him

1 Feb 2019

Criminal Law

FIR was registered under Sections 498-A, 406, 323 and 341 IPC.

I obtained anticipatory bail for all accused.

1 Feb 2019

Criminal Law

FIR was registered under Sections 498-A, 406, 323 and 341 IPC.

I got the FIR against my clients stayed from the High Court.

1 Jan 2019

Criminal Law

FIR was lodged against 8 of my clients under Sections 498-A, 406, 323 and 341 IPC, and they were apprehending their arrest.

I secured anticipatory bail for all the 8 accused.

1 Jun 2018

Family Law

There was inordinate delay by the trial court to decide the application for interim custody under DV Act, which frustrated the very object of the DV Act.

High Court ordered the trial court to decide the matter within one month.

1 May 2018

Criminal Law

The Magistrate had revived against my client two criminal complaints filed under 138 NI Act, which had previously been compounded.

In the Criminal Revisions argued by me for my client, the court quashed the order of the magistrate.

1 Aug 2017

Criminal Law

Raju versus State of Rajasthan decided on 11.8.2017 wherein my client had been held guilty by the trial court for the offences under Section 363, 366A, 376 IPC and Sections 3 and 5 of POSCO Act.

In appeal argued by me before the Rajasthan High Court, my client was acquitted of all offences.

1 Jun 2017

Constitutional Law

Visitation rights were granted by the Family Court to mother without deciding the application for interim custody.

In Writ Petition argued by me for father, the HC granted an interim stay on lower court's order.

1 Apr 2017

Criminal Law

The FIR was registered under Sections 498A and 406 IPC and Sections 3, 4 and 6 of Dowry Prohibition Act. The anticipatory bail application was dismissed by Sessions Court.

In the bail application argued by me in the High Court, the HC protected the liberty of my clients.

1 Mar 2017

Family Law

The Family Court was not accepting my client's application to engage a lawyer in the petition for child custody filed by his wife.

In the Writ Petition argued by me the HC ordered the trial court to take the application on record.

1 Nov 2016

Criminal Law

Appeal was filed by my client under Section 341 Cr.P.C as the trial court had dismissed his application u/s 340 Cr.P.C. to initiate the proceedings for forgery.

The appeal argued by me for my client before the appellate court was allowed.

1 May 2016

Criminal Law

My clients were threatened of implication in false cases by their daughter-in-law in connivance with powerful politicians.

I convinced the Sessions Court to direct the cops to issue a 7 day notice to my client before arrest

1 Nov 2015

Criminal Law

My clients were sister-in-law and brother-in-law of complainant who apprehended their arrest by police.

Anticipatory Bail was granted to my clients after hearing my arguments.