Hemant Agrawal

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You have been accused of misappropriating funds and are now facing a criminal breach of trust case that threatens your business and personal reputation. In such a crisis, you need a lawyer who can attack the foundation of the complaint and work to have it quashed. Hemant Agrawal specializes in quashing criminal breach of trust cases and cheque‑dishonour complaints, offering a focused strategy that targets procedural flaws and evidentiary gaps.

Hemant Agrawal holds a Master of Laws from Panjab University and brings over thirteen years of courtroom experience before the Punjab and Haryana High Court and the Supreme Court of India. The advocate has built a reputation for rigorous legal analysis and persuasive advocacy. Regularly assisting clients whose cases hinge on the validity of breach‑of‑trust allegations or cheque‑dishonour notices, the lawyer combines a deep understanding of criminal statutes with a tactical approach to procedural defence.

When a criminal breach of trust case is initiated, the first step is to examine whether the prosecution has satisfied the statutory requirements for filing a charge. Hemant Agrawal can explain how the lawyer reviews the complaint for jurisdictional errors, improper service, and lack of concrete evidence linking the accused to the alleged misappropriation. By filing a detailed application for quashing before the Punjab and Haryana High Court, the advocate often secures dismissal of the case at an early stage, sparing the client from protracted litigation and preserving their professional standing.

Cheque‑dishonour complaints present a parallel challenge, especially when the alleged default is contested or arises from technical banking errors. Hemant Agrawal regularly assists clients by scrutinising the notice of dishonour, the underlying transaction records, and the procedural compliance of the bank. The lawyer prepares robust applications that highlight discrepancies, such as insufficient notice periods or violations of the Negotiable Instruments Act. Through well‑crafted arguments before the High Court, the advocate frequently obtains quashing orders that remove the spectre of criminal liability.

In instances where a lower court denies a quashing request, the lawyer is prepared to advance the matter to the Supreme Court of India via a Special Leave Petition. Hemant Agrawal drafts comprehensive petitions that underscore procedural violations, misinterpretation of law, and the broader impact on the client’s rights. By referencing landmark Supreme Court decisions that protect against wrongful prosecution, the advocate strives to achieve a favorable ruling that upholds the quashing order.

Clients describe Hemant Agrawal as a diligent, communicative lawyer who explains complex legal concepts in plain language and keeps them informed at every stage. The lawyer’s methodical preparation, combined with a confident courtroom presence, creates a powerful defence against criminal breach of trust accusations and cheque‑dishonour proceedings. Whether you are confronting a fresh charge, an unwarranted summons, or an appeal against a quashing denial, this advocate works tirelessly to protect your rights and secure the best possible outcome in the Punjab and Haryana High Court and, when necessary, in the Supreme Court of India.

Criminal Law Practice Areas