Advocate practicing in Civil Courts of District - Saran and Ex - Assistant Sec of District Bar Association

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Mohammad Hesamuddin Khan, also known as M. H. Khan (born on 8 September 1977), is an Advocate at the Allahabad High Court. His academic background includes a (B.A.) and (M.A.) from Aligarh Muslim University, and an (LL.B.) from the University of Lucknow. He was enrolled with the Uttar Pradesh State Bar Council on 11 January 2003 and began his practice at the High Court of Judicature at Allahabad. Over the years, he has built a strong reputation across a wide range of legal areas, including civil and criminal law, arbitration, electricity laws, negotiable instruments, securitisation, recovery matters, motor vehicle laws, and family disputes. Mr. Khan regularly appears before various judicial and quasi-judicial bodies such as the High Court, the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT), the Board of Revenue, the Debt Recovery Tribunal (DRT), and the Waqf Board in Lucknow. His work is marked by disciplined advocacy, a thorough understanding of the law, and a commitment to achieving the best outcomes for his clients.

Retired Judge and now Advocate 20 years service as Judge in different capacities. Read and prepared Head Notes for more than 10,000 judgments of different High Courts and Supreme Court. Head Notes published by various Law Publishers. Now practicing as an advocate in Bengaluru.

Lawyer with Seven years of experience in Civil law, criminal law, family law, with a focus on amicable divorce and child custody. Knowledge of mediation techniques, and connected with local therapists for clients in need of mental health support. Familiar with handling substantial property and asset division apart from dedicated criminal defense lawyer who managed a team of three paralegals and a legal secretary. Maintain open communication with every client to improve rapport and facilitate trust. Focus on offering affordable defense and reduced sentences.