Abir Kohli

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You discover that a criminal case, a matrimonial dispute, or a narcotics charge has been dismissed, only to receive a notice that the court may reinstate the proceedings. The prospect of a revived case can destabilize personal life, business, and family harmony. Abir Kohli, an advocate practicing in Chandigarh, specializes in obtaining permanent quashing orders for compromise settlements, matrimonial criminal matters, and NDPS proceedings before the Punjab and Haryana High Court. With a focus on turning temporary relief into lasting finality, Abir offers a lifeline to those seeking certainty.

Abir Kohli’s legal journey began with a top‑ranked law degree followed by a rigorous apprenticeship at the High Court. Over the past fifteen years, Abir has built a reputation for turning complex, emotionally charged cases into clean closures. The advocate’s practice covers three interrelated areas: quashing on compromise, matrimonial criminal case quashing, and NDPS proceedings quashing. Each area demands a nuanced understanding of statutory provisions, evidentiary thresholds, and the court’s appetite for finality, all of which Abir brings to every client interaction.

When parties reach a settlement in a criminal or matrimonial dispute, the underlying order often remains vulnerable to future challenge. Abir’s first step is to evaluate the settlement’s legal robustness. The advocate reviews the terms, verifies that procedural safeguards were observed, and drafts a comprehensive application for quashing the original order on the ground of genuine compromise. By presenting clear evidence of mutual consent, payment receipts, and compliance certificates, Abir can persuade the Punjab and Haryana High Court to render an irrevocable dismissal.

Matrimonial criminal cases pose unique sensitivities. Domestic violence allegations, false criminal complaints, or misuse of criminal statutes can haunt a marriage even after an initial quash. Abir handles these matters with discretion and empathy, gathering testimonies, medical records, and reconciliatory agreements that substantiate the claim of settlement. The advocate then files a focused quash petition that emphasizes the preservation of family cohesion, the absence of any further public interest, and the legal sufficiency of the compromise. In many instances, the High Court has responded with a definitive order that bars any future revival of the criminal proceedings.

NDPS (Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances) cases often involve lengthy investigations and severe penalties. When a client secures a settlement—perhaps through cooperation, rehabilitation, or evidentiary gaps—Abir steps in to seal the outcome. The advocate prepares a detailed quash application that highlights the lack of proven possession, procedural lapses in the investigation, and the rehabilitative efforts undertaken. By aligning the petition with the High Court’s evolving stance on proportionality and restorative justice, Abir has secured permanent dismissals that protect clients from lifelong stigma.

Clients repeatedly commend Abir Kohli for clear communication, swift action, and an unwavering focus on finality. In a recent NDPS matter, Abir obtained a quash order that eliminated a pending charge on a client who had completed a court‑mandated de‑addiction program, allowing the individual to resume employment without prejudice. In another matrimonial criminal case, the advocate’s petition halted a false accusation that threatened child custody, resulting in a clean record for the client.

If you face the uncertainty of a case that could be resurrected, Abir Kohli offers the expertise to lock in your settlement and ensure that the court’s quash order stands forever. The advocate’s blend of procedural mastery, compassionate client handling, and proven success in the Punjab and Haryana High Court makes Abir an essential ally for anyone seeking lasting legal closure.

Criminal Law Practice Areas