By Delhi Law Advocates | Cyber Litigation Team
Has your bank account been put under a “Debit Freeze” or “Total Freeze” by the Cyber Crime Cell? This is a growing epidemic in India, affecting legitimate businesses and traders.
At Delhi Law Advocates, we specialize in Cyber Banking Litigation. We help clients unfreeze their accounts through both administrative and judicial routes.
The Law: Section 505 BNSS (Old 457 CrPC)
When police seize a bank account, they are seizing “property.” The law states that property cannot be seized indefinitely without a trial.
Section 505 of the BNSS empowers the Judicial Magistrate to order the release of such property to the rightful owner upon executing a bond (Indemnity Bond).
Our Services for Frozen Accounts
1. Drafting Legal Representations
We don’t just send emails. We draft legally sound representations citing relevant High Court judgments that prohibit indefinite freezing of entire bank accounts for small disputed amounts.
2. Obtaining NOC from Cyber Cells
We coordinate with Cyber Cells across India (including Telangana, Gujarat, Karnataka, and Delhi) to verify your documents and expedite the issuance of the NOC (No Objection Certificate).
3. Court Orders for Unfreezing
If the dispute amount is large, we move an application before the Magistrate Court or High Court (Writ Petition) to quash the freezing order.
Why Choose Delhi Law Advocates?
- Cyber Expert Team: We understand the technicalities of UPI, Crypto, and P2P transactions.
- Pan-India Handling: Whether the freeze is from Kerala Cyber Cell or Delhi, we can handle the legal notices.
- Fast Action: We know that a frozen account means a frozen life.
Get Your Funds Released.
Contact our Dwarka office for an immediate consultation.
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