Criminal Lawyer in Rohini Court, Delhi
SRLM Law Associates has its chamber inside the Rohini Court complex — Chamber 1310, Lawyer’s Chamber Block. As a criminal lawyer in Rohini Court, Advocate Shubham Mehta appears before the Magistrates and Sessions Courts at Rohini in bail, anticipatory bail, trial, cheque bounce and matrimonial criminal matters, and takes matters from Rohini to the Delhi High Court when needed.
Key takeaways
- The Rohini Court complex houses Magistrate and Sessions Courts that hear criminal cases from police stations in North-West Delhi and nearby areas.
- Having a chamber inside the complex allows quick filing, urgent mentioning and inspection of court records.
- Bail, anticipatory bail and remand matters are heard at Rohini for FIRs registered at the concerned police stations.
- Orders of the Rohini courts can be challenged before the Delhi High Court by revision, appeal or quashing petition.
Criminal matters we handle at Rohini Court
- Bail and default bail applications before the duty and regular Magistrates.
- Anticipatory bail applications before the Sessions Courts.
- Trial defence in Magistrate and Sessions trials.
- Complaints and defence in cheque bounce cases under Section 138 NI Act.
- Matrimonial criminal cases under Section 85 BNS and the Dowry Prohibition Act.
- Applications under Section 175(3) BNSS where police do not register an FIR.
- Release of vehicles and property seized by police (superdari).
How a criminal case moves through Rohini Court
| Stage | Where it is heard |
|---|---|
| Remand and first bail | Duty Magistrate / concerned Magistrate |
| Anticipatory bail and serious-offence bail | Sessions Court |
| Charge-sheet, cognizance and charge | Magistrate or Sessions Court, depending on the offence |
| Trial | Magistrate (up to seven years) or Sessions Court |
| Revision or appeal | Sessions Court or Delhi High Court |
Why a local chamber matters
Criminal work often turns on speed — getting a bail application listed the same day, inspecting the judicial file, obtaining certified copies or meeting a client’s family at short notice. A chamber within the complex makes these steps easier and keeps the client informed at each hearing.
For matters in other Delhi courts, see our Criminal Lawyer in Delhi page.
Working with a criminal lawyer in Rohini Court: what to expect
Your matter is reviewed by Advocate Shubham Mehta, who explains the legal position, the realistic options and the likely timeline in plain language before any step is taken. Choosing a criminal lawyer in Rohini Court who practises regularly before the court that will hear your case helps you understand how that court approaches similar matters.
- A clear explanation of your legal position and recommended next steps.
- Drafts shared with you for review before anything is filed.
- Hearing dates, updates and copies of orders communicated promptly.
- Confidential handling of your documents and information.
Legal fees and costs
Fees depend on the nature and stage of the matter, the court or forum, the volume of documents and the number of hearings expected. The fee structure is explained in writing at the start of the engagement. Apart from professional fees, criminal matters involve charges for certified copies of the FIR, charge-sheet and orders, and bail bond and surety amounts fixed by the court.
Areas we serve in Delhi
Our chamber inside the Rohini Court complex and our office at Kayan Vihar are convenient for clients in Rohini, Pitampura, Shalimar Bagh, Ashok Vihar, Prashant Vihar, Model Town, Paschim Vihar, Narela, Bawana and nearby areas of North and North-West Delhi. We also act for clients from across Delhi NCR and, by phone or video consultation, for clients outside Delhi who need a criminal lawyer in Rohini Court.
Useful official resources
- eCourts Services — case status and orders of Delhi District Courts
- India Code — official texts of central Acts, including the BNS, BNSS and BSA
- Delhi High Court — cause lists, case status and judgments
Frequently asked questions
Which cases are heard at Rohini Court?
Rohini Court hears civil, criminal, family and other matters for its territorial districts. For criminal cases, jurisdiction depends on the police station where the FIR is registered. Your advocate can confirm the correct court using the FIR details.
Can I get bail at Rohini Court on the same day?
Bail applications can often be listed on the day of filing, but the court usually calls for a reply from the police. Same-day bail is possible in some bailable or minor cases; in others, the matter may be listed after a day or more.
Where is SRLM Law Associates’ chamber?
The chamber is at 1310, Lawyer’s Chamber Block, Rohini Courts, Delhi – 110085, inside the court complex. Our office is at 250, Kayan Vihar, Delhi – 110033. Calling ahead on +91 99997 91419 helps plan the meeting around court hours.
How do I check my case status at Rohini Court?
Case status, next dates and orders of Delhi District Courts, including Rohini, can be checked on the eCourts services portal using the CNR number, case number or party name. Your advocate can also provide certified copies of orders.
Can a Rohini Court order be challenged?
Yes. Depending on the order, it may be challenged by revision before the Sessions Court or the Delhi High Court, by appeal after conviction, or by a petition under Section 528 BNSS before the High Court.
Is there a mediation centre at Rohini Court?
Yes. Court-annexed mediation is available at Rohini, and courts often refer compoundable criminal cases, cheque bounce complaints and matrimonial disputes to mediation to explore settlement.
Do I need to attend every hearing at Rohini Court?
Generally the accused must attend, but exemption from personal appearance can be sought for a particular date on a proper application. Regular non-appearance without exemption can lead to warrants.
Related services
- Criminal Lawyer in Delhi
- Bail Lawyer in Delhi
- Anticipatory Bail Lawyer in Delhi
- Cheque Bounce Lawyer in Delhi
- 498A Lawyer in Delhi
- FIR Quashing Lawyer in Delhi
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Speak to SRLM Law Associates
For advice specific to your situation, you may consult a qualified advocate. Advocate Shubham Mehta (Bar Council of Delhi, Enrl. No. D/6398/2021) and the SRLM Law Associates team can be reached at +91 99997 91419 or srlmlawassociates@gmail.com. Chamber: 1310, Lawyer’s Chamber Block, Rohini Courts, Delhi – 110085. Office: 250, Kayan Vihar, Delhi – 110033. Open daily, 9 am – 9 pm. See our Google reviews and directions.
Last updated: September 2026. This page is for general information only and is not legal advice.

