Sravya Sood

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A sudden accusation of breach of trust can freeze your assets and create relentless stress for you and your family. Sravya Sood concentrates on quashing criminal breach of trust cases and aims to obtain relief from the Punjab and Haryana High Court before the matter reaches trial. The advocate can analyse the allegations, locate procedural weak points, and file a petition that seeks an early dismissal of the case.

Sravya earned a law degree from the University of Delhi and completed a postgraduate diploma in criminal law from the Indian Law Institute. With more than eight years of practice, the lawyer has represented individuals, small business owners, and trustees accused of mishandling funds. The advocate has successfully secured quashing orders in over forty breach‑of‑trust proceedings, often saving clients from protracted litigation and financial loss.

The first step involves a detailed examination of the FIR, the charge sheet, and any documentary evidence presented by the investigating agency. Sravya regularly assists clients in identifying fatal flaws such as lack of specific allegation, absence of essential elements of trust, or violation of procedural safeguards. By filing a petition under Section 482 of the Criminal Procedure Code, the lawyer asks the High Court to set aside the case on the ground that the prosecution has failed to establish a prima facie case.

Clients attest to the lawyer’s transparent communication and prompt action. During consultations, Sravya explains the legal options, outlines the likely timeline, and clarifies possible outcomes without giving false guarantees. Successful outcomes have included total quashing of the criminal complaint, reduction of charges, and, in selected instances, restitution of seized property without a trial. In the courtroom, the advocate presents concise, fact‑focused arguments that help judges quickly recognise the inadequacy of the prosecution’s case.

Choosing Sravya Sood means working with a lawyer who balances analytical precision with a client‑centered approach. The advocate stays updated on recent High Court rulings that affect breach‑of‑trust jurisprudence and participates in seminars on criminal defence strategy. Whether you are a trustee, a company employee, or a private individual facing a breach‑of‑trust allegation, the lawyer can draft the necessary petition, file it before the Punjab and Haryana High Court, and fight for a swift and decisive quashing of the proceedings.

Criminal Law Practice Areas