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Tis Hazari Court Complex, inaugurated on 19 March 1958 by Chief Justice A.N. Bhandari of the Punjab High Court, is Delhi's principal district court and widely described as the largest court complex in Asia. Located at Nitya Nand Marg near Kashmere Gate, opposite St. Stephen's Hospital, the complex covers 75,000 square yards and houses hundreds of courtrooms.
When the complex was built, Tis Hazari was the only district court for all of Delhi. Over time, new complexes opened at Patiala House, Karkardooma, Rohini, Dwarka, and Saket — but Tis Hazari remains the principal and headquarters complex of Delhi's district judiciary, with the Principal District & Sessions Judge and the Chief Metropolitan Magistrate (CMM) for all of Delhi presiding here.
Nitya Nand Marg, Delhi – 110 054 | Nearest Metro: Tis Hazari (Red Line) | Near Kashmere Gate ISBT | Court Hours: 10:30 AM – 4:30 PM (Mon–Fri) | Filing: 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM at Gate No. 1, Ground Floor
Tis Hazari has a vibrant Mediation Centre at Room No. 325 offering alternate dispute resolution. Many civil and matrimonial disputes can be resolved faster through mediation before formal court hearings begin. Our lawyers assess whether mediation is a viable first step for your specific matter.
Check Tis Hazari case status at ecourts.gov.in → Delhi → Central Delhi or West Delhi → search by CNR number. Our team also sends WhatsApp hearing updates to all active clients after every date.
| Court | Jurisdiction |
|---|---|
| Sessions Court | Serious offences (>7 yrs) from Central & West Delhi — murder, rape, dacoity, economic offences |
| Magistrate Courts | FIR matters, bail, trials for offences up to 7 yrs, cheque bounce (Sec 138 NI Act) |
| Family Courts | Divorce, maintenance, custody, domestic violence — Central & West Delhi residents |
| Civil Courts | Property disputes, recovery suits, injunctions, landlord-tenant for Central & West Delhi |
| MACT | Motor accident compensation claims from Central & West Delhi accidents |
| Rent Control | Eviction, rent revision for properties in Central & West Delhi |
| CMM Court | Chief Metropolitan Magistrate for all of Delhi — presides at Tis Hazari |
Global Vision Law Firm represents clients across every court inside Tis Hazari Complex — from first bail hearing to final judgment and Delhi High Court appeal.
Sec 480 BNSS (regular bail) & Sec 482 BNSS (anticipatory bail) before Tis Hazari Sessions Court. Same-day filing in urgent situations. All non-bailable offences in Central & West Delhi jurisdiction.
Criminal defence under new Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) 2023 — cheating Sec 318, assault, theft, fraud, forgery, property offences, cybercrime, financial crimes & white-collar offences at Tis Hazari.
Immediate help when an FIR is filed or police notice received — Sec 179 BNSS examination, Sec 91 summons, custody challenge & strategy on surrender vs anticipatory bail before police action.
Mutual consent divorce (Sec 13B HMA) with 6-month waiver applications at Tis Hazari Family Court — completed in 3–4 months. Contested divorce on grounds of cruelty, desertion & mental disorder.
Maintenance under Sec 144 BNSS & Sec 24 HMA, child custody petitions, guardianship applications, and domestic violence cases under PWDVA 2005 before Tis Hazari Family Courts.
Both prosecution (creditor) & defence (accused) in cheque bounce cases before Tis Hazari Magistrate — where payee's bank branch is in Central or West Delhi. From demand notice to compensation decree.
Civil suits in Tis Hazari Civil Courts — possession disputes, injunctions, recovery suits, landlord-tenant (Delhi Rent Control Act), declaration suits, specific performance & partition for Central & West Delhi properties.
Compensation before Motor Accident Claims Tribunal at Tis Hazari for accident victims in Central & West Delhi — injury, death & permanent disability claims. Just compensation under structured assessment.
Recovery suits under Order 37 CPC (summary suits), injunctions, execution of decrees & commercial civil matters before Tis Hazari Civil Courts. B2B payment disputes for Central & West Delhi parties.
From July 1, 2024, all new FIRs at Tis Hazari follow the new criminal laws. Understanding these changes is critical for your defence.
| Old Law (IPC/CrPC) | New Law 2026 (BNS/BNSS) |
|---|---|
| Sec 420 IPC — Cheating | Sec 318 BNS (non-bailable if Sec 318(4)) |
| Sec 498A IPC — Cruelty to Wife | Sec 85 BNS — same offence |
| Sec 302 IPC — Murder | Sec 103 BNS |
| Sec 304A — Rash/Negligent Driving | Sec 106 BNS — stiffer: 10 yrs if hit & run |
| Sec 438 CrPC — Anticipatory Bail | Sec 482 BNSS — Sessions Court at Tis Hazari |
| Sec 439 CrPC — Sessions Bail | Sec 480 BNSS |
| Sec 482 CrPC — HC Inherent Power | Sec 528 BNSS — FIR quashing at Delhi HC only |
| Sec 161 CrPC — Police Exam | Sec 179 BNSS — video recording mandatory |
FIR quashing under Sec 528 BNSS must be filed at Delhi High Court — not at Tis Hazari District Court level. We build the trial-stage foundation at Tis Hazari that supports a successful HC quashing petition.
Criminal, civil, family or cheque bounce — each requires a different court and procedure. We assess your matter immediately and identify the correct forum before any filing.
Criminal: FIR copy, remand papers, ID proof. Civil: title deeds, agreements, payment records. Family: marriage certificate, evidence, address proof. Cheque bounce: original cheque, bank memo, notice + receipt.
Fresh cases file at the Filing Section near Gate No. 1, Ground Floor. Bail applications are filed directly in the concerned court through the advocate. E-filing available for designated cases at nclt.gov.in.
After filing and court fee payment, a CNR number is allotted for case tracking on ecourts.gov.in. For urgent bail, the application is moved before the judge on priority the same day.
Our advocates appear at every hearing — arguing applications, cross-examining witnesses, filing written submissions. You receive WhatsApp hearing updates after every date in your case.
If outcome at Tis Hazari is adverse — criminal appeal (Sec 374 BNSS), civil appeal (Sec 96 CPC), family court appeal (Sec 19 Family Courts Act) — lie before Delhi HC. Global Vision handles both Tis Hazari and HC matters.
13+ years across Tis Hazari Court, Delhi High Court, Supreme Court & NCLT — a complete advocate for Central & West Delhi matters.
Advocate Amarendra Kumar Dubey is the Founder and Managing Partner of Global Vision Law Firm with over 13 years of litigation experience across Delhi's courts. A graduate of the Faculty of Law, University of Delhi (LL.B., 2012), Adv. Dubey has deep practice at Tis Hazari Court Complex — appearing in criminal matters before the Sessions Court and Magistrate Courts of Central and West Delhi, matrimonial and family matters before Tis Hazari Family Courts, civil property and recovery suits, and cheque bounce Section 138 NI Act cases.
Beyond Tis Hazari, his practice extends to the Delhi High Court (criminal appeals, writ petitions, bail before HC), Supreme Court of India (SLPs, transfer petitions), and NCLT & DRT (insolvency, banking recovery). He also serves as Senior Legal Advisor at LegalFund — advising on commercial dispute strategy at the highest level.
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"My son was arrested in a Central Delhi FIR. Global Vision Law Firm filed bail at Tis Hazari Sessions Court the same day we called. Bail was granted on the second hearing. Professional, fast and honest — they told us exactly what to expect from day one.
RVRamesh V.Bail Application — Tis Hazari Sessions Court
"Mutual consent divorce was completed in just 4 months with the 6-month waiver obtained by Global Vision. The Tis Hazari Family Court matter was handled smoothly — no unnecessary delays, full transparency about dates and next steps. Highly recommended.
PSPriya S.Mutual Divorce — Tis Hazari Family Court
"Recovered ₹8 lakh from a buyer who bounced 3 cheques through Section 138 proceedings at Tis Hazari. Compensation was ordered within 14 months. Adv. Dubey's team handled the demand notice, complaint filing and entire trial. Very effective.
AKAjay K.Cheque Bounce Recovery — Tis Hazari Magistrate
Tis Hazari handles: Criminal cases — bail, FIR matters, trials under BNS 2023 in Central & West Delhi; Sessions trials for serious offences; Family courts — divorce, maintenance, custody, domestic violence; Civil suits — property disputes, recovery, injunctions; Cheque bounce — Sec 138 NI Act; MACT — motor accident claims; and Rent Control. The Chief Metropolitan Magistrate (CMM) for all Delhi also sits at Tis Hazari.
Tis Hazari covers Central Delhi (Chandni Chowk, Kotwali, Sadar Bazaar, Lahori Gate, Hauz Qazi, Mori Gate, Bazar Sita Ram, Kamla Market, Paharganj) and West Delhi (Rajouri Garden, Punjabi Bagh, Paschim Vihar, Patel Nagar, Tilak Nagar, Janakpuri, Uttam Nagar, Vikaspuri, Nihal Vihar, Hari Nagar, Mayapuri, Moti Nagar). The Principal District & Sessions Judge HQ presides at Tis Hazari Complex.
For regular bail (after arrest) — file under Section 480 BNSS before the Magistrate or Sessions Court. For anticipatory bail (before arrest) — file under Section 482 BNSS before the Sessions Court at Tis Hazari. In urgent cases Global Vision Law Firm files and argues bail on the same day. Call +91 9599801188 immediately — 24/7 available.
Standard mutual consent divorce (Sec 13B HMA) includes a mandatory 6-month waiting period between first and second motion — total 6–9 months. However in 2026, courts increasingly grant waiver applications to skip the 6-month wait. With a successful waiver, mutual divorce at Tis Hazari can be done in 3–4 months. Global Vision Law Firm specialises in waiver applications to expedite mutual divorce.
From July 1, 2024, new FIRs follow BNS 2023 (replacing IPC) and BNSS 2023 (replacing CrPC). Key changes: Sec 420 IPC cheating → Sec 318 BNS; anticipatory bail → Sec 482 BNSS; FIR quashing → Sec 528 BNSS at Delhi HC; police examination → Sec 179 BNSS with mandatory video recording; rash driving causing death → Sec 106 BNS (10 years if accused flees). Old cases filed before July 1, 2024 continue under IPC/CrPC.
For Sec 138 NI Act cheque bounce at Tis Hazari: (1) Original dishonoured cheque; (2) Bank return memo; (3) Legal notice sent within 30 days of dishonour; (4) Proof of notice delivery; (5) No payment within 15 days of notice. File complaint before the Magistrate at Tis Hazari where your bank branch (payee's bank where cheque was deposited) is in Central or West Delhi. Territorial jurisdiction since 2015 amendment is payee's bank branch location — not the drawer's bank.
Check online at ecourts.gov.in → Delhi State → Central Delhi or West Delhi → search by CNR number, case number, or party name. The official portal is delhicourts.nic.in. Our clients receive WhatsApp updates after every hearing date. Call +91 9599801188 for immediate case status.
Bail application, divorce, cheque bounce, property dispute or criminal case — Global Vision Law Firm is your trusted advocate at Tis Hazari Court. 13+ years, 24/7 availability, honest assessment always.
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