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Adv. Kalyan R. Sonne

(B.A., LL.B.)

Advocate Kalyan Revalnath Sonne (B.A., LL.B.) practices in various areas of law, including criminal law, civil litigation, property and real estate matters, matrimonial and family matters, consumer disputes, succession matters, legal documentation, and other connected legal proceedings.

Each matter is approached with careful consideration of the relevant facts, available documents, evidence, applicable legal provisions, and the procedure before the competent Court, Tribunal, authority, or other appropriate forum.

The practice includes representation in matters involving bail, criminal trials, appeals, cheque dishonour proceedings, civil disputes, property transactions and litigation, CIDCO matters, co-operative housing society matters, matrimonial disputes, domestic violence proceedings, succession matters, consumer disputes, and legal documentation.

Every legal matter has its own facts and circumstances. Appropriate legal steps are therefore considered according to the individual circumstances of each case and the remedies available under applicable law.

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Areas of Practice

Areas of Practice

The principal areas of practice include:

1. Areas of Practice

The principal areas of practice include:

  • Criminal Law and Bail Matters
  • Regular and Anticipatory Bail Applications
  • Cheque Dishonour Matters under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act
  • Criminal Trials and Defence
  • Criminal Appeals and Conviction Matters
  • Motor Accident and Connected Criminal Cases
  • Return and Release of Seized and Muddemal Property
  • Cybercrime-related Property and Bank Account Proceedings
  • Civil Litigation
  • Recovery and Money Recovery Matters
  • Declaration, Possession and Property Suits
  • Heirship, Succession, Probate and Letters of Administration
  • Property and Real Estate Matters
  • Agreements for Sale
  • Sale Deeds and Property Transfers
  • Gift Deeds
  • Search Reports and Title Reports
  • Wills and Testamentary Matters
  • CIDCO Matters and Property Transfers
  • Co-operative Housing Society Matters
  • Society Conveyance and Deemed Conveyance
  • Marriage Registration
  • Divorce and Matrimonial Disputes
  • Maintenance, Alimony, Child Custody and Visitation Matters
  • Domestic Violence and Connected Matrimonial Proceedings
  • Consumer Disputes
  • Legal Notices and Replies
  • Legal Documentation
  • Legal Consultation
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Criminal Law & Bail Matters

Criminal proceedings may affect an individual’s personal liberty and other legal rights. Representation is undertaken at different stages of criminal proceedings, depending upon the facts of the case and the nature of the allegations.

Matters may involve:

  • Regular Bail
  • Anticipatory Bail
  • Remand proceedings
  • Criminal trials
  • Criminal Appeals
  • Proceedings arising after conviction
  • Applications for suspension of sentence
  • Bail pending appeal
  • Proceedings relating to serious criminal allegations
  • NDPS matters
  • POCSO matters
  • MPID matters
  • Matrimonial criminal proceedings
  • Other criminal proceedings before the competent Court

Each matter is examined with reference to the FIR, complaint, remand papers, charge sheet, statements, available evidence, applicable law, and stage of the proceedings.

03

Regular Bail Applications

A person arrested in a criminal case may require legal representation for seeking release on bail in accordance with applicable law.

Representation is undertaken in Regular Bail Applications before the appropriate Court, including matters arising during investigation and after filing of the charge sheet, depending upon the nature of the proceedings.

Matters may involve:

  • Examination of the FIR and allegations
  • Consideration of arrest and remand papers
  • Examination of investigation-related material
  • Preparation and filing of Regular Bail Applications
  • Representation during remand and bail proceedings
  • Arguments before the competent Court
  • Applications concerning modification or clarification of bail conditions, where legally appropriate

The legal position in each matter depends upon the nature of the allegations, stage of investigation, available material, period of custody, and other relevant circumstances.

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Anticipatory Bail Applications

Where a person apprehends arrest in connection with a non-bailable offence, appropriate proceedings for anticipatory bail may be considered, subject to the facts of the matter and applicable law.

Representation is undertaken in anticipatory bail proceedings involving allegations arising from:

  • Criminal complaints
  • Matrimonial and family disputes
  • Kidnapping allegations
  • Cheating and fraud allegations
  • Financial and property-related disputes
  • Allegations relating to sexual offences
  • Other offences where anticipatory bail is legally maintainable

The allegations, complaint or FIR, available documents, applicable provisions, and surrounding circumstances are examined before appropriate proceedings are initiated before the competent Court.

05

Cheque Bounce Matters

Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act

Representation is undertaken in matters arising from the dishonour of cheques under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881.

Proceedings may involve representation on behalf of the complainant or the accused, depending upon the matter.

Matters handled may include:

  • Examination of the cheque and underlying transaction
  • Statutory notices and replies
  • Filing or defence of complaints
  • Pleadings and applications
  • Evidence and cross-examination
  • Trial proceedings
  • Final arguments
  • Proceedings arising from conviction or acquittal
  • Criminal Appeals
  • Applications for suspension of sentence
  • Bail pending appeal

Each matter is considered with reference to the available documents, statutory requirements, evidence, and applicable legal provisions.

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Criminal Appeals & Conviction Matters

A judgment of conviction or an order passed by a Criminal Court may give rise to appellate or other legal remedies, depending upon the applicable law.

Representation is undertaken in:

  • Criminal Appeals
  • Appeals arising from convictions
  • Appeals in cheque dishonour matters
  • Applications for suspension of sentence
  • Bail pending appeal
  • Applications relating to execution of sentence
  • Other proceedings connected with conviction matters

The judgment, evidence, findings of the Trial Court, sentence imposed, and available legal grounds are examined before pursuing appropriate proceedings.

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Criminal Trials & Defence

Representation is undertaken for accused persons in criminal proceedings before competent Courts.

The nature of representation may involve:

  • Examination of prosecution papers
  • Study of the FIR and charge sheet
  • Consideration of available evidence
  • Preparation of the legal defence
  • Filing of appropriate applications
  • Cross-examination of prosecution witnesses
  • Defence proceedings, where applicable
  • Legal submissions during trial
  • Final arguments

The approach in every matter depends upon the facts, evidence, legal issues, and stage of the criminal proceedings.

08

Motor Accident & Criminal Accident Cases

Representation is undertaken in matters arising from motor vehicle accidents and connected criminal proceedings.

Matters may include:

  • Criminal cases arising from road accidents
  • Bail and related proceedings
  • Applications relating to seized vehicles
  • Release and interim custody of vehicles
  • Representation before the competent Court or authority
  • Other connected legal proceedings
09

Return of Seized & Muddemal Property

Property seized during an investigation may include vehicles, mobile phones, electronic devices, documents, money, and other articles.

Appropriate legal proceedings may be undertaken for:

  • Interim custody of property
  • Release of seized vehicles
  • Return of Muddemal Property
  • Release of mobile phones and electronic devices
  • Return of documents and other articles
  • Applications before the competent Court

In appropriate matters involving cybercrime or online fraud, proceedings may also be considered concerning:

  • Frozen bank accounts
  • Defreezing of accounts, where legally permissible
  • Return or release of funds, subject to applicable law and orders of the competent authority
10

Civil Litigation

Civil disputes may involve property, money, contracts, possession, legal rights, or other obligations between parties.

Representation is undertaken before competent Civil Courts in matters that may involve:

  • Filing of plaints
  • Written Statements and replies
  • Interim applications
  • Temporary and permanent injunctions
  • Evidence and cross-examination
  • Final arguments
  • Civil Appeals and connected proceedings

Each matter is examined according to the relevant facts, documents, applicable law, and remedies available before the competent forum.

11

Recovery & Money Recovery Matters

Representation is undertaken in civil proceedings concerning the recovery of money and legally enforceable dues.

Matters may include:

  • Examination of agreements and financial documents
  • Legal notices and replies
  • Recovery proceedings
  • Money recovery suits
  • Written Statements and other pleadings
  • Interim applications
  • Evidence and cross-examination
  • Final arguments

The maintainability and appropriate legal remedy depend upon the facts, documents, limitation, and applicable law.

12

Declaration, Possession & Property Suits

Civil proceedings may be required where disputes arise concerning ownership, possession, title, legal rights, or property documents.

Representation is undertaken in matters involving:

  • Declaration of legal rights
  • Ownership and title disputes
  • Possession-related proceedings
  • Property disputes
  • Injunction proceedings
  • Challenges to documents, where legally maintainable
  • Partition and other property-related proceedings

The available documents, title records, possession, and applicable legal provisions are considered before appropriate proceedings are pursued.

13

Heirship, Probate & Succession Matters

Succession-related matters may arise following the death of a person and may involve property, family relationships, Wills, and rights of legal heirs.

Representation is undertaken in matters relating to:

  • Heirship proceedings
  • Legal heir-related documentation and proceedings
  • Probate of Wills
  • Letters of Administration
  • Succession matters
  • Partition proceedings
  • Testamentary disputes

Each matter is examined with reference to the relevant family details, available documents, property records, testamentary documents, and applicable succession law.

14

Property & Real Estate Matters

Property transactions and disputes require careful examination of title, ownership, property records, transaction documents, and applicable legal requirements.

The areas of practice include:

  • Property documentation
  • Property transactions
  • Agreements for Sale
  • Sale Deeds
  • Gift Deeds
  • Conveyance matters
  • Search and Title Reports
  • Property due diligence
  • Legal opinions based on available documents
  • CIDCO-related matters
  • Co-operative Housing Society matters
  • Property disputes and connected proceedings

Every property matter is considered according to the available title documents, transaction history, applicable records, and legal requirements.

15

Agreement for Sale

An Agreement for Sale records the terms and conditions agreed between parties concerning a proposed property transaction.

Drafting or review may involve consideration of:

  • Description and identification of the property
  • Title-related documents
  • Sale consideration
  • Payment schedule
  • Possession terms
  • Time limits and obligations of the parties
  • Existing mortgages or encumbrances
  • Necessary approvals and permissions
  • RERA-related requirements, wherever applicable
  • Terms relating to delay, cancellation, refund, and default
  • Resale property transactions
  • Other conditions relevant to the transaction

The documentation is prepared or reviewed according to the facts of the transaction and applicable legal requirements.

16

Sale Deed

A Sale Deed is an important document relating to the transfer of ownership in immovable property.

The transaction may involve examination of:

  • Title and ownership documents
  • Previous property records
  • Encumbrances and mortgages
  • Authority of the transferor
  • Sale consideration and payment terms
  • Possession
  • Representations and obligations of the parties
  • Registration requirements
  • Other documents relevant to the transaction

The documentation and transaction are considered according to the available property records and applicable legal requirements.

17

Gift Deed & Senior Citizen Considerations

A Gift Deed involves the voluntary transfer of property in accordance with applicable law.

Particular care may be required where a senior citizen transfers property to children, grandchildren, or other relatives.

Documentation may involve consideration of:

  • The rights and interests of the person transferring the property
  • Conditions relating to care and maintenance, where appropriate
  • Residence and possession-related rights
  • Rights and obligations arising from the transfer
  • Protection of the interests of the donor
  • Legal remedies available in appropriate circumstances under applicable law

The documentation should be prepared according to the facts of the transaction and applicable legal provisions.

18

Search Report & Title Report

A Search Report or Title Report may be prepared after examination of relevant property documents and records made available for review.

The examination may involve:

  • Chain of title documents
  • Previous transactions
  • Property records
  • Available encumbrance information
  • Mortgages or charges
  • Relevant permissions and approvals
  • Other documents affecting the property

The scope and opinion depend upon the documents and records available for examination.

19

Will & Testamentary Matters

A Will enables a person to record their intention concerning the distribution of property and assets after their lifetime.

Matters may include:

  • Drafting of Wills
  • Review or modification of existing Wills
  • Testamentary documentation
  • Appointment of an executor, where appropriate
  • Probate proceedings
  • Proceedings relating to execution or validity of a Will
  • Letters of Administration, where applicable

Each matter is considered according to the instructions of the person concerned and applicable succession law.

20

CIDCO Matters & Property Transfer

CIDCO property transactions may involve specific allotment documents, permissions, NOCs, transfer procedures, and other requirements.

Matters may involve:

  • Examination of CIDCO allotment documents
  • Agreement for Sale documentation
  • CIDCO transfer applications and documentation
  • Necessary permissions or NOCs, wherever applicable
  • Mortgage-related documentation and NOCs, where applicable
  • Sale Deed and transfer documentation
  • Transfer or mutation of relevant property records, where applicable
  • Property Tax-related record changes
  • Electricity connection transfer
  • Water connection transfer
  • Other connected post-transfer documentation

The procedure and requirements depend upon the nature of the property, applicable regulations, documentation, charges, and decisions of the competent authority.

21

Society Conveyance & Co-operative Housing Matters

Representation is undertaken in matters relating to Co-operative Housing Societies and property rights connected with such societies.

Matters may include:

  • Society disputes
  • Membership and transfer matters
  • Nomination-related matters
  • Society documentation
  • Conveyance matters
  • Deemed Conveyance proceedings, where applicable
  • Property-related Society disputes
  • Representation before competent authorities and forums

Conveyance matters may involve examination of relevant Society records, property documents, title documents, and other applicable records.

22

Marriage Registration

Representation and assistance in legal proceedings relating to marriage registration may involve:

  • Examination of required documents
  • Preparation of applications and affidavits
  • Documentation required under the applicable law
  • Assistance regarding the registration procedure
  • Proceedings before the competent Marriage Officer or Registrar

The applicable procedure depends upon the nature of the marriage and the law under which registration is sought.

23

Divorce & Matrimonial Disputes

Matrimonial disputes may involve legal issues concerning the marriage relationship and connected rights and obligations.

Representation is undertaken in:

  • Mutual Consent Divorce
  • Contested Divorce
  • Divorce Petitions and replies
  • Settlement negotiations
  • Consent Terms
  • Maintenance and alimony-related proceedings
  • Interim applications
  • Child custody and visitation matters
  • Other connected matrimonial proceedings

Each matter is examined according to the facts, relationship between the parties, financial circumstances, available documents, and applicable law.

24

Domestic Violence & Connected Matrimonial Proceedings

Representation is undertaken in matters arising under the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005, and connected matrimonial or family proceedings.

Matters may include:

  • Applications under the Domestic Violence Act
  • Representation on behalf of the aggrieved person or respondent, according to the matter
  • Replies and objections
  • Interim applications
  • Proceedings relating to Protection Orders
  • Residence-related relief
  • Monetary relief, where applicable
  • Compensation-related proceedings
  • Child custody-related relief, where legally available
  • Connected matrimonial proceedings

Each matter is considered according to the allegations, available material, relationship between the parties, and applicable law.

25

Maintenance, Alimony, Child Custody & Visitation

Matrimonial and family proceedings may involve questions concerning financial support and the welfare of children.

Representation may involve:

  • Maintenance proceedings
  • Interim maintenance applications
  • Alimony-related proceedings
  • Replies and defence in maintenance claims
  • Child custody matters
  • Visitation and access-related proceedings
  • Interim applications
  • Settlement-related proceedings

The appropriate relief depends upon the individual facts, financial circumstances, welfare considerations, and applicable law.

26

Consumer Disputes

Consumer disputes may arise from defective goods, deficiency in services, unfair trade practices, or other consumer-related grievances.

Representation is undertaken in matters relating to:

  • Defective goods
  • Deficiency in services
  • Consumer complaints
  • Insurance-related disputes, including claim disputes
  • Housing and property-related consumer disputes, where legally maintainable
  • Refund and compensation claims
  • Replies and defence in consumer proceedings
  • Evidence and arguments before the competent Consumer Commission

Each matter is examined according to the available documents, transaction, applicable law, and jurisdiction.

27

Legal Notices & Replies

Legal notices may be issued or responded to in connection with various legal disputes.

Matters may involve notices concerning:

  • Recovery of money
  • Property disputes
  • Contractual disputes
  • Cheque dishonour
  • Matrimonial and family disputes
  • Consumer matters
  • Possession-related disputes
  • Other legally enforceable claims

The relevant facts and documents are examined before drafting an appropriate notice or reply.

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Legal Documentation

Proper legal documentation may be important for recording rights, obligations, terms, and conditions between parties.

Documentation may include:

  • Agreements
  • Affidavits
  • Declarations
  • Undertakings
  • Deeds
  • Applications
  • Property documents
  • Family-related documents
  • Society-related documents
  • Other legal instruments

Each document is prepared or reviewed according to the facts and requirements of the particular matter.

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Legal Consultation

Legal consultation involves examination of the facts and available documents to understand the legal issues involved in a particular matter.

Consultation may involve consideration of:

  • Available legal rights and obligations
  • Applicable legal provisions
  • Available remedies
  • Legal procedure
  • Property and documentation issues
  • Civil and criminal proceedings
  • Matrimonial and family matters
  • Consumer disputes
  • Other legal issues requiring professional consideration

Any legal opinion or advice depends upon the facts, documents, and information available at the relevant time.

Professional Approach

Every legal matter is unique. No two cases have identical facts, evidence, documents, or legal issues.

Each matter is approached through:

01
Careful examination of relevant facts
02
Review of available documents and material
03
Consideration of applicable law
04
Identification of available legal remedies
05
Appropriate preparation for legal proceedings
06
Representation before the competent Court or authority
07
Professional conduct and ethical responsibility

The legal course adopted in a particular matter depends upon its individual facts and circumstances.

Why Choose Us

A Thoughtful & Professional Approach

Legal matters require careful consideration of facts, documents, applicable law and the circumstances of each case.

Detailed Case Review

Relevant facts, documents, evidence and circumstances are carefully examined before considering appropriate legal steps.

Document-Focused Approach

Available documents and relevant material are reviewed to understand the legal issues involved.

Legal Remedies

Available legal remedies and appropriate procedures are considered according to the circumstances of each matter.

Professional Responsibility

Matters are handled with professional conduct, ethical responsibility and due regard for client confidentiality.

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OUR COMMITMENT

Our Commitment

Every case is different, and every legal battle depends on its own facts, evidence, documents, and applicable law. Therefore, each matter is approached individually, with careful preparation and a clear understanding of the legal issues involved.

The commitment is simple:

Fight for Your Rights. Fight Through Law.
Fight for Justice.
Your Rights. Our Fight. Justice Through Law.
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Legal matters may involve sensitive personal, financial, family, property, business, or other confidential information.

Information and documents shared in connection with a professional engagement are handled with due regard to:

  • Professional confidentiality
  • Applicable legal obligations
  • Professional ethics
  • The nature and requirements of the legal proceedings

Client information may be used or disclosed where necessary for legal representation, compliance with applicable law, or where otherwise legally required.

Our Approach

Every Legal Matter Is Unique

No two cases have identical facts, evidence, documents or legal issues. The course adopted therefore depends upon the individual circumstances of each matter.

  • 01
    Examine The Facts

    Careful examination of the relevant facts and circumstances of the matter.

  • 02
    Review Documents & Material

    Review of available documents, evidence and other relevant material.

  • 03
    Consider Applicable Law

    Consideration of relevant legal provisions and available remedies.

  • 04
    Prepare For Proceedings

    Appropriate preparation and representation before the competent Court or authority.

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