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South Delhi

Saket Court

The district court complex for South and South East Delhi, with our chamber in the Lawyers Block.

Common questions

Saket Court — common questions

What kinds of cases are heard at Saket Court?

Saket Court hears civil, criminal and family cases for the South and South East Delhi districts, including the Family Courts for those districts. On the criminal side that means bail applications, trials and cheque bounce complaints; on the civil side, property, recovery and tenancy suits within the district courts' ₹2 crore limit. The Family Courts hear divorce, maintenance, custody and other matrimonial cases. Our advocates act at Saket in divorce, maintenance, criminal defence and civil matters, from our chamber in the Lawyers Block.

Which areas does Saket Court cover?

Saket Court covers the South and South East Delhi districts. A criminal case comes here when the FIR was registered at a police station in either district, a property suit when the property lies there, and a family case when one of the tests in Section 19 of the Hindu Marriage Act points to South or South East Delhi. Send us the FIR, the property address or the matrimonial address and we will confirm the court.

Where can I meet your advocates for a matter at Saket Court?

You can meet our advocates at our chamber in the Lawyers Block, Saket Courts, Pushp Vihar, New Delhi 110017. Because the chamber is in the court complex, a meeting can be fixed before or after a hearing on the same visit. For matters that also involve the Delhi High Court, we can meet at our principal chamber, S-307, 3rd Floor, Delhi High Court, Pragati Vihar, New Delhi 110003. A first consultation can also be by phone or video call. Call or WhatsApp 99115 44811, or email manujalawyers@gmail.com (Mon–Sat, 9:30 am – 6:30 pm), to fix a time.

Is a divorce or maintenance case from South Delhi heard at the Family Court in Saket?

Yes, if the law ties the case to South or South East Delhi. Under Section 19 of the Hindu Marriage Act, a divorce petition can be filed where the marriage was solemnised, where the respondent lives, where the couple last lived together or, if the wife is filing, where she now lives. A maintenance application under Section 144 BNSS can be filed where the husband or the wife resides, among other places (Section 145 BNSS). If any of those places is in either district, the Family Court at Saket can hear it.

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