Civil, Property, Cyber Freeze & Appellate Representation for Malda District

Civil, property, criminal, cyber bank-freeze and appellate matters for Malda district, with High Court appeals before the bench that has jurisdiction.

Malda is the gateway between North Bengal and the rest of the State, and its business, land and family disputes often have links to Siliguri and Kolkata. The firm’s advocates act in matters from Malda district before the courts at Malda and, on appeal, before the Calcutta High Court. Which High Court bench hears a Malda matter depends on the notification in force, so the firm confirms it before filing.

Forums

  • District and Sessions Court, Malda: civil suits, sessions trials, appeals and revisions.
  • Magistrates’ courts at Malda: bail, complaints and trials.
  • Calcutta High Court: appeals, writs and bail.
  • District Consumer Commission, Malda, and revenue authorities of the district.

Matters the firm handles

Working with clients in Malda

Malda is some distance from the Siliguri Corporate Office, so the firm asks for papers to be sent in advance and tells the client which originals are needed at each hearing. The advocates work in Bengali, Hindi and English. A client who prefers to meet in person can arrange a visit to the Corporate Office by appointment; see the contact page.

Frequently asked questions

Where can I file a property case about land in Malda?

In the civil court that has jurisdiction over the area where the land lies, which is normally at Malda.

My bank account in Malda has been frozen after a complaint. What are the options?

A written application to the Magistrate, and in suitable cases a writ petition to the High Court, are the usual routes. See the bank freeze page.

Which language can I use with the firm?

Bengali, Hindi, English or Nepali.

Does the firm appear in the High Court for Malda cases?

Yes, before the bench that has jurisdiction. The firm checks this at the start.

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