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Rajeev Sharma, Advocate

Advocate Rajeev Sharma is a seasoned legal professional practicing at the District Courts Complex, Kullu (Himachal Pradesh). With over 23 years of standing at the Bar, he is known for his deep understanding of criminal law and his dedicated approach towards justice and client advocacy.
He is enrolled with the Himachal Pradesh Bar Council (Enrollment No. HPM/256/2002) and actively represents clients before various courts and authorities in the region.

His core area of practice is criminal law, including Sessions trials and sensitive offences, along with civil litigation, matrimonial disputes, and revenue matters. He is respected for his courtroom preparation, professional conduct, and transparent client interaction.

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Educational Qualifications

B.Sc. (Medical)
B.T.M.C.
M.J.M.C.
LL.B.

Professional Experience

Advocate Rajeev Sharma has 23 years of standing and extensive courtroom experience, particularly in criminal jurisprudence. He has represented clients in complex and sensitive matters with diligence and integrity.

Areas of Practice

Criminal Law (Special focus on Rape & POCSO cases)
Matrimonial Matters
Civil Matters
Revenue Related Matters

Standing Counsel

AIR India
DAV Public School, Mohal (Kullu)
ING Vysya Bank
Senior Citizen Council, Kullu

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is Bail under Criminal Law?

Bail is a legal process by which an accused person is released from custody on the assurance that they will appear before the court whenever required. It may be granted by the police or the court, depending on the nature of the offence. Bail ensures personal liberty while the case is pending.

3. What is the Difference between a Sessions Trial and a Summons Trial?

A Sessions Trial is conducted for serious offences such as murder, rape, or offences punishable with severe sentences. These cases are tried before a Sessions Court and follow a detailed procedure.
A Summons Trial is conducted for minor offences where the punishment is comparatively less. Such cases are usually tried by a Magistrate and involve a simpler and faster procedure.

2. What are the Basics of the POCSO Act?

The Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act is a special law enacted to protect children below 18 years from sexual abuse, exploitation, and harassment. It provides child-friendly procedures during investigation and trial and ensures speedy justice while safeguarding the child’s dignity and privacy.

4. What are Revenue Courts in Himachal Pradesh?

Revenue Courts in Himachal Pradesh deal with land and revenue-related matters such as mutation, partition, land records, and tenancy issues. These courts function under revenue authorities like Tehsildars, Sub-Divisional Magistrates (SDMs), and Collectors.