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Law Chambers Of Mridul Jindal
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Mridul Jindal is a first-generation lawyer and the founder of the Law Chambers of Mridul Jindal, based in Indirapuram, Ghaziabad. Over five years at the bar, he has built a practice before the Supreme Court of India, the Delhi High Court, and the district courts, tribunals, and forums across Ghaziabad, Delhi, and the wider National Capital Region (NCR). A graduate of Jindal Global Law School, he was enrolled as an advocate with the Bar Council of Delhi in 2021 and is a member of several bar associations, including the Supreme Court Bar Association, the Delhi High Court Bar Association, the Central Delhi Court Bar Association, the Shahdara Bar Association and the New Delhi Bar Association.
His research interests lie in Criminal and Constitutional Law, shaped by years of working alongside think tanks, law firms, NGOs, independent advocates, the Chief Minister's Office, and a judge of the Delhi High Court. An avid reader and thinker, he writes regularly on criminal law, constitutional law, and the legal issues shaping the country today.
In practice, he handles criminal matters and bail applications, cheque bounce and recovery cases, family and matrimonial disputes, cybercrime, POCSO matters, real estate disputes under RERA, consumer complaints before the NCDRC, service matters, arbitration, and writ petitions. Alongside his litigation practice, he advises companies and startups as a legal consultant and trains law students preparing for a career in litigation.
Driven by a commitment to speedy justice, Advocate Jindal works toward a stronger criminal justice system and greater legal awareness, helping clients across Ghaziabad and the Delhi NCR access their rights with clarity and confidence.
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NDPS Bail in Commercial Quantity Cases: Section 37 Twin Conditions Explained
Posted October 26, 2026 by Adv. Mridul Jindal
How bail works in NDPS commercial quantity cases: the Section 37 twin conditions, what “reasonable grounds” means, procedural lapses, long custody and recent Delhi High Court practice.
Read More: NDPS Bail in Commercial Quantity Cases: Section 37 Twin Conditions Explained
How to File an SLP in the Supreme Court After Losing in the High Court
Posted by Adv. Mridul Jindal
What a Special Leave Petition under Article 136 is, the 90-day limit, condonation of delay, interim stay, the admission hearing, and what to do if the SLP is dismissed.
Read More: How to File an SLP in the Supreme Court After Losing in the High Court
Staff Contribution on Restaurant Bills: Is It Mandatory?
Posted October 25, 2026 by Adv. Mridul Jindal
Is “staff contribution” on a restaurant bill mandatory? What the CCPA guidelines and the Delhi High Court say, and how to complain if it is added without consent.
Read More: Staff Contribution on Restaurant Bills: Is It Mandatory?
MSME Payment Delayed Beyond 45 Days? MSME Samadhaan, Interest and the MSEFC
Posted October 21, 2026 by Adv. Mridul Jindal
Buyer paying late? How the 45-day rule, compound interest at three times the bank rate, MSME Samadhaan and the Facilitation Council work under the MSMED Act.
Read More: MSME Payment Delayed Beyond 45 Days? MSME Samadhaan, Interest and the MSEFC
WhatsApp या ईमेल से कानूनी नोटिस: क्या यह भारत में मान्य है?
Posted October 17, 2026 by Adv. Mridul Jindal
Read this article in English संक्षेप में भारतीय अदालतें अब WhatsApp या ईमेल से भेजे गए कानूनी नोटिस को मान्य तामील मानती हैं, बशर्ते डिलीवरी और प्राप्ति दिखाई जा सके। यह धीमे भौतिक तरीकों से एक बड़ा बदलाव है। पहले नोटिस भौतिक रूप से पहुँचाने पड़ते थे, जिसमें देरी और टालमटोल की गुंजाइश रहती थी।
Read More: WhatsApp या ईमेल से कानूनी नोटिस: क्या यह भारत में मान्य है?
Our Practice Areas
Representation in criminal matters from the FIR stage to trial and appeal, including bail and anticipatory bail, quashing petitions, cheque bounce and cybercrime cases.
Know More about Criminal Law servicesWrit petitions before the High Courts and the Supreme Court to protect fundamental rights and challenge unlawful government action.
Know More about Constitutional Law servicesAdvice and representation in divorce, maintenance, child custody, domestic violence and other matrimonial disputes, whether the matter is settled or litigated.
Know More about Family Law servicesDrafting and review of contracts, commercial disputes, arbitration and money recovery, along with legal advice for startups and growing businesses.
Know More about Commercial Law servicesProperty disputes, partition and injunction suits, recovery of money, consumer complaints and RERA matters, from the legal notice stage to the final decree.
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Providing Tailored Solutions for Clients
We know legal fees can be a worry. Our fee structure is simple, transparent and fair, and depends on the nature and complexity of your case. Everything is explained upfront, with no hidden commission or extra charges.
After each hearing in your matter, you receive a written update explaining what happened in court and the next steps. You always know where your case stands.
Email us your legal query and our team will review it and get back to you within 24 hours.
We combine personal attention with modern technology. You can write to us by email or send a WhatsApp message to our listed numbers at any time.
Live outside Delhi NCR or abroad (including NRIs)? Consult us online by video call on Google Meet, WhatsApp or Skype, at a time that suits you. You get the same personal attention and regular case updates as a client who meets us in person.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Adv. Mridul Jindal is a first-generation lawyer and the founder of Law Chambers of Mridul Jindal in Indirapuram, Ghaziabad. A graduate of Jindal Global Law School, he was enrolled with the Bar Council of Delhi in 2021 and is a member of the Supreme Court Bar Association, the Delhi High Court Bar Association, the Central Delhi Court Bar Association, the Shahdara Bar Association and the New Delhi Bar Association.
The chamber is at Plot No. 591, Lane No. 17, Niti Khand-2, Indirapuram, Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh 201014, and serves clients across Ghaziabad, Noida and Delhi NCR.
Yes. Adv. Mridul Jindal appears before district courts across Delhi NCR, including Ghaziabad, Noida, Karkardooma, Saket and Tis Hazari, as well as the Delhi High Court, the Supreme Court of India and tribunals such as DRT/DRAT, RERA and consumer commissions.
10 AM to 8 PM, Monday to Sunday, by prior appointment. The chamber is closed on national and government holidays.
Call or WhatsApp +91-8800669834, email info@advmriduljindal.com, or use the enquiry form on this page. Fees are discussed openly at the first consultation.