Hemant Juneja

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If a decree from the Punjab and Haryana High Court has altered the ownership of your ancestral home, imposed an unexpected criminal liability, or issued a contempt order you consider wrongful, you may feel trapped by the court’s authority. Lawyer Hemant Juneja offers focused representation in high‑court criminal revisions, property dispute matters, and contempt petitions, helping you challenge and potentially overturn adverse decisions.

A criminal revision petition is the proper avenue to ask the High Court to review an earlier judgment for legal error, procedural flaw, or miscarriage of justice. Property dispute petitions address conflicting title claims, partition issues, and unlawful possession orders. Contempt petitions protect a party’s right to a fair process when a court or government authority oversteps its mandate. Hemant Juneja is well‑versed in all three practice strands, navigating the procedural rules that the Punjab and Haryana High Court applies to each.

Graduating with distinction from the Faculty of Law at Panjab University, Hemant also earned a Master of Laws in Civil and Criminal Procedure from the National Law Institute University, Bhopal. Over the past sixteen years, the lawyer has filed more than ninety high‑court petitions across criminal revision, property, and contempt domains, achieving a proven record of favorable rulings that safeguard client rights and property interests.

When you retain Hemant Juneja, the initial step is a detailed review of the original judgment, the factual background, and any documentary evidence related to title, possession, or alleged contempt. The lawyer then prepares a focused petition that clearly outlines the legal flaw, cites relevant case law, and presents supporting evidence. Throughout the drafting stage, Hemant maintains regular communication, explains each procedural requirement, and anticipates the High Court’s possible lines of questioning.

The lawyer’s track record includes a landmark criminal revision where a wrongful conviction for alleged fraud was set aside, restoring the client’s reputation and freedom. In a complex property dispute, Hemant secured a partition order that clarified ownership shares among multiple heirs, preventing protracted litigation. Another notable case involved a successful contempt petition that halted an illegal eviction order, protecting the client’s right to peaceful enjoyment of his residence.

Beyond filing, Hemant Juneja monitors the High Court’s calendar, files any necessary annexures, and coordinates with senior lawyers for oral arguments. The advocate’s network of property surveyors, forensic accountants, and senior lawyers across the High Court ensures that factual and legal dimensions are presented cohesively. This integrated strategy often leads to swift relief, reducing the emotional and financial strain on clients.

Time is critical when a High Court order affects liberty or property. A prompt revision or contempt petition can prevent irreversible loss and preserve your legal standing. Hemant Juneja is ready to assess your case, craft a precise petition, and argue assertively before the Punjab and Haryana High Court on your behalf.

Clients value the lawyer’s commitment to confidentiality, thorough preparation, and relentless pursuit of justice, knowing that each petition is tailored to the unique facts of their case.

The lawyer also provides post‑decision guidance, ensuring compliance and protecting your interests moving forward.

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