Adv. Javed Pashu Sayyed, Advocate in Mumbai & Pune

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Providing expert legal services with integrity, dedication and a commitment to justice.

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Practice Areas

Comprehensive Legal Solutions

  • Criminal Law

    Defending Rights. Ensuring Justice.

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  • Family Law

    Protecting Families. Resolving Disputes.

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  • Corporate Law

    Advising Businesses. Driving Growth.

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  • Arbitration & Dispute Resolution

    Resolving Conflicts. Delivering Solutions.

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  • Cyber Crime Law

    Combating Cyber Threats. Protecting You.

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  • Property Law

    Property Matters. Secured Solutions.

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  • Consumer Law

    Your Rights. Our Commitment.

     

  • Human Rights Law

    Upholding Dignity. Defending Liberties.

     

  • Immigration Law

    Guiding You. Across Borders.

     

  • Intellectual Property Law

    Protecting Ideas. Securing Innovation.

     

About the Advocate

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About

Adv. Javed Pashu Sayyed

Advocate  ·  Litigator  ·  Legal Advisor

  • Supreme Court of India
  • Bombay High Court
  • Sessions Courts
  • JMFC Courts

An Advocate with huge experience of rich and diverse experience in litigation and legal advisory.

Practising in the Supreme Court of India, Bombay High Court, Mumbai Sessions Court, Pune Courts, JMFC Courts and other forums across India.

Known for strategic thinking, meticulous preparation and an unwavering commitment to achieving the best outcomes for clients.

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  • Supreme Court of IndiaRegular Appearances
  • Bombay High CourtRegular Appearances
  • Sessions CourtsAcross Maharashtra
  • JMFC CourtsExtensive Experience

Why this chamber

How the work is done here

The papers come first

No view is offered on a matter before the documents have been read. An opinion given over the telephone, without the record, is a guess wearing a suit.

Candour about weakness

Where a case has a difficulty — limitation, an unhelpful document, a gap in evidence — it is put to the client at the outset.

Conducted personally

The advocate you consult is the advocate who appears. Matters are not handed down a chain once the engagement is signed.

Confidentiality as a default

Information shared at a first consultation is privileged whether or not the chamber is subsequently instructed.

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Frequently asked

Questions about engaging the chamber

Where does the chamber practise?
The chamber appears before the High Court of Judicature at Bombay, the Supreme Court of India, the Mumbai Sessions Court and the Pune Courts, and in matters before other High Courts, tribunals and forums. The office is at Express Towers, Nariman Point, Mumbai.
Which areas of law does the chamber handle?
Corporate and commercial law, arbitration and dispute resolution, criminal litigation, cyber crime, family and matrimonial law, constitutional and writ matters, and property and commercial disputes, along with strategic legal advisory. Each is described on the Practice Areas page.
How do I request a consultation?
Use the Request Appointment page to choose a time slot, or the Contact page to send an enquiry. The chamber confirms the slot or proposes an alternative. A request is not a confirmed booking until it is confirmed by the chamber.
What should I bring to the first consultation?
The documents relevant to the matter: notices, orders, agreements, FIR copies or correspondence, as applicable. Each practice area page lists what is usually useful for that kind of matter.
Can I send documents through the website?
Yes, through the Upload Document page, which delivers the file to the chamber by email. Do not send details of a pending investigation or privileged material through the website; arrange a consultation instead.
Does using this website create a lawyer-client relationship?
No. The information on this website is general and is not legal advice. A lawyer-client relationship arises only when the chamber agrees to act in a matter. See the Disclaimer for the full terms.

General information only, not legal advice. The position in any matter depends on its own facts.

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Cyber Crime in India 2026: What Victims Should Do After Online Fraud and What Happens When a Bank Account Is Frozen

From digital arrest and fake investment platforms to UPI fraud, mule accounts and bank-account freezes, the first legal steps a victim can take.indiabuzznews.co.in/cyber-crime-in-india-2026-what-victims-should-do-after-online-fraud-and-what-happens-when-a-bank-account-is-frozenRead articleIndia Buzz News: Cyber Crime in India 2026: What Victims Should Do After Online Fraud and What Happens When a Bank Account Is FrozenTravller News India6 October 2026Cyber Crime

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Notes on procedure and practice

Criminal

What to do in the first 48 hours after an FIR is registered

The steps available immediately after registration, and why the choice between anticipatory and regular bail is often decided by timing.

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The first hours of an online fraud, and why they decide the outcome

Reporting, freezing and preserving evidence — the three things that determine whether money is recovered and whether the record survives.

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Reading an arbitration clause before you sign it

Seat, venue, number of arbitrators and scope — four terms that decide how a future dispute will actually be conducted.

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Send a brief description of the matter and you will receive a reply at the email address you provide. If something is urgent — a hearing, an arrest, a deadline — say so in the first line, and it will be read accordingly.

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Adv. Javed Pashu Sayyed
2nd Floor, WeWork, Express Towers
Nariman Point, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400021
Email
adv.syedhc@gmail.com
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