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Advocate Avinash Yadav

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Criminal & Family Lawyer

New Delhi, Delhi · 2 years' experience

Practises beforeSupreme Court · Allahabad High Court · Patiala House Court
LanguagesEnglish, Hindi, Punjabi
Enrolled2024 · Bar Council of Delhi

Profile

About Advocate Avinash Yadav

Yadav Avinash & Associates

At Yadav Avinash & Associates, we are committed to delivering trusted, result-driven, and client-focused legal solutions. As a full-service law firm, we combine deep legal expertise with practical business insight to provide comprehensive legal support across a wide range of practice areas.

Founded on the principles of integrity, professionalism, and dedication, our firm is known for offering personalized attention, clear guidance, and effective representation. We believe in building long-term relationships with our clients by understanding their unique needs and delivering solutions that protect their interests.

Our team of skilled advocates and legal professionals brings together experience across Civil Law, Criminal Law, Corporate & Commercial Law, Family Matters, Property & Real Estate, Labor & Employment, and Arbitration & Dispute Resolution. Whether representing individuals, businesses, or institutions, we are dedicated to achieving justice and favorable outcomes.

At Yadav Avinash & Associates, we don’t just practice law — we partner with our clients to navigate legal challenges with confidence, clarity, and care.

Specialisation

Practice Areas

Cheques, Personal Cheques, Securities, Mutual Funds, Share Warrants, Cheque Bounce Cybercrimes, Data Theft, Data Protection, Laws Related to Drones, Artificial Intelligence, Internet of Things, Processing Ability, Physical Objects with Sensor, Data Exchange (Apps), Freedom of Speech, Trade Secrets, Stalking, Harassment, Cyber Stealing, Email Spoofing, Cyber Banking, Online Transactions, Online Fraud Cheating, Fraud, Robbery, Dacoity, Kidnapping, Defamation, Bail/Anticipatory Bail, Bribery, Crime Against Person And Property, Violence, Threatening , NDPS (Narcotics), Quashing FIR

Qualifications

Education & Credentials

Enrolment
D/1861/2024, Bar Council of Delhi
Experience
2 years (since 2024)
LL.B.
Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia Avadh University, Ayodhya (2019)
Bar Membership
New Delhi Bar Association
Reg. Council
Bar Council of Delhi

Public Q&A

Legal Questions Answered

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I Anoop. EMP NHPC (Cvppl). I have rcv a enquiry notice regarding my job. So I am need advocate defence my side.. I am absent my duty family problems..
Mr. Anoop, I can help you prepare a strong legal defence against the enquiry notice issued by NHPC (CVPPL) regarding your absence from duty due to family problems. Your defence should explain that your absence was due to genuine and unavoidable family circums…
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If I am from kanpur u.p is that possible that I can file case in rudrapur
Yes, a person residing in Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, can file a case in Rudrapur, Uttarakhand, provided the court or authority at Rudrapur has the necessary territorial jurisdiction over the dispute. Your residential address in Kanpur does not prevent you from in…
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Thank you for your guidance Sir, Advocate Lalit Prakash Saxena. I have a few specific questions before proceeding: Thank you for your response Sir, Advocate srinvasa babu d 1. For an existing FIR (Crime No. 589/2024, Nunna PS, Vijayawada), please guide me on the procedure and format for a Section 173(4) BNSS representation before approaching the Magistrate under Section 175(3), if possible. 2. Is an affidavit mandatory with the 173(4) representation 3. Since our case is under the Vijayawada City Police Commissionerate, should the 173(4) representation be addressed to the Commissioner of Police, and how should we ensure it satisfies the statutory requirement? 4. We are facing difficulty submitting representations personally. At the CP/ACP/other offices, lower-level police personnel (ASI) are sometimes refusing access (They all are Nunna PS Writer ASI batchmates) and we are unable to meet senior officers. What is the legally safest method of submission — Speed Post/Registered Post, official email, physical inward submission, or all three? 5. If we send the representation by Speed Post and official email, what proof of service/submission should we preserve so that it can later be produced before the Magistrate under Section 175(3)? 6. Please also advise what documents should be attached to the 173(4) representation and whether we should submit the entire PGRS history along with the important documents, including the DCP directions, saree-programme circumstances pictures and FIR discrepancies. 7. Finally, if the superior police authority does not take effective action after this representation, how long should we reasonably wait before filing the 175(3) application, and what documents should be annexed to prove compliance with Section 173(4)? We are unable to afford a private advocate, when we approached NALSA, they assigned to APSLSA, but they rejected by saying not in our ambit. But as per your previous guidance, we try to check with Nyaya Bandhu, NALSA once. Thank you sir.
Adv. Avinash Yadav 579, Lawyers Chamber, Patiala House Court, New Delhi - 110001 Mob. No. 70422542228
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Police filed a chargesheet against me under section 85 BNS,3,4 DPA. I asked for a chargesheet copy from police and they rejected it. I filed RTI and police rejected it. Court is yet to give CC number and list it. I need help in getting certified copy of chargesheet from the court. Case is filed in Eluru, Andhra Pradesh.
Adv. Avinash Yadav 579, Lawyers Chamber, Patiala House Court, New Delhi - 110001 Mob. No. +91 70422 54228, 0120-4180833
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One witness and two Witnesses are relatively is criminal casae what effect to the case of application
भारतीय साक्ष्य कानून के अनुसार, किसी तथ्य को सिद्ध करने के लिए गवाहों की कोई निश्चित न्यूनतम संख्या आवश्यक नहीं है। भरोसेमंद गवाह की गवाही पर भी दोषसिद्धि हो सकती है। Adv. Avinash Yadav 579, Lawyers Chamber, Patiala House Court, New Delhi - 110001 Mob. No. 704…
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A neighbours camera which rotates and captures both audio and video has breached privacy and captured inside activities in the kitchen and part of living room through the entrance. The camera which was deliberately positioned in a manner that it captured activity inside my apartment. The footage was then circulated among the building residents or community WhatsApp group leading to defamatory comments and accusations causing distress to family and possibly mental trauma. What steps could be taken and how can compensation be sought for damages
To, The Station House Officer [Name of Police Station] [District, State] Subject: Complaint regarding unauthorized CCTV recording of activities inside my apartment, invasion of privacy, circulation of recorded footage, defamatory allegations and request for r…

FAQ

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How do I contact Advocate Avinash Yadav?
Use the contact details in the Contact & Chambers panel on this page.
What are Advocate Avinash Yadav's practice areas?
Cheques, Personal Cheques, Securities, Mutual Funds, Share Warrants, Cheque Bounce, Cybercrimes, Data Theft, Data Protection, Laws Related to Drones, Artificial Intelligence, Internet of Things, Processing Ability, Physical Objects with Sensor, Data Exchange (Apps), Freedom of Speech, Trade Secrets, Stalking, Harassment, Cyber Stealing, Email Spoofing, Cyber Banking, Online Transactions, Online Fraud, Cheating, Fraud, Robbery, Dacoity, Kidnapping, Defamation, Bail/Anticipatory Bail, Bribery, Crime Against Person And Property, Violence, Threatening , NDPS (Narcotics), Quashing FIR.
Which courts does Advocate Avinash Yadav practise in?
Supreme Court, Allahabad High Court, Patiala House Court.
What languages does Advocate Avinash Yadav speak?
English, Hindi, Punjabi.