Cheque bounce case Faridabad mein kahan file hota hai?

Section 138 NI Act complaints are filed before the Judicial Magistrate courts at the Sector 12 complex, with jurisdiction based on the payee's bank branch location.

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The District & Sessions Court, Faridabad

Q: Who is the best lawyer in Faridabad District Court?

Whether the search reads 'Who is the best lawyer in Faridabad District Court?' or 'best advocate in Faridabad Sector 12', it has no lawful first-person answer — Rule 36 of the Bar Council of India Rules prohibits any advocate from claiming that description; wherever it appears as a claim, the source is paid promotion rather than professional standing. The dependable tests are objective: verified enrolment on a State Bar Council roll, sustained appearance before the District & Sessions Court, Sector 12, and candour about risk.

Q: Faridabad district court kahan hai?

The District & Sessions Court, Faridabad is at the Judicial Complex in Sector 12. It houses the District & Sessions Judge, Additional District Judges, Civil Judges, CJM and Judicial Magistrates, along with the Family Court and the Motor Accident Claims Tribunal.

Q: Faridabad court se appeal kahan jaati hai?

Appeals and revisions from the Faridabad district courts lie to the Punjab & Haryana High Court at Chandigarh, and thereafter to the Supreme Court of India by Special Leave Petition.

Q: Best advocate in Faridabad District Court kaun hai — kaise pata karein?

No advocate may lawfully claim that title — Rule 36 BCI Rules. What a litigant can verify at the Sector 12 complex itself: enrolment certificate, the cause lists on which counsel actually appears, court-specific familiarity (Sessions, Family, MACT, JMFC), and written engagement terms. Proximity and full-time presence at this complex are checkable facts; "best" is not.

By Advocate Manish Sharma, Faridabad · Reviewed 2026-07-11 · General legal information, not legal advice.

Last updated: 1 August 2026 · Reflects the BNS/BNSS, 2023 · General legal information, not legal advice

In short: The District & Sessions Court, Faridabad sits at the Judicial Complex, Sector 12, and generally works Monday-Friday, 10 AM-5 PM. It houses the District & Sessions Judge, Civil Judges, the Chief Judicial Magistrate, the Family Court and the Motor Accident Claims Tribunal. Appeals lie to the Punjab & Haryana High Court, Chandigarh.

The campus houses the District & Sessions Court, the Family Court, the MACT and the District Consumer Commission — one address, four forums — with cause lists published daily on the eCourts portal under Faridabad district.

The complex in numbers: sittings 10:00 AM–4:30 PM and registry 9:30 AM–5:00 PM (Rule 1, P&H HC Rules, Correction Slip 77 of 16.11.2018), six-day weeks minus the 2nd and 4th Saturdays, and same-day filings are safest before 4:00 PM.

What are the Faridabad District Court timings, and where is it?

The District & Sessions Court, Faridabad is a district-level principal trial court — the top court of the Faridabad judicial district — sitting at Sector 12 — where Sessions-triable criminal matters, family disputes and civil suits of the district are heard.

Court	What it hears
District & Sessions Judge / ADJ	Sessions trials, sessions bail, civil appeals, high-value civil suits
Chief Judicial Magistrate / JMFC	Criminal trials, bail, cheque bounce (S.138 NI Act), remand
Civil Judge (Sr. / Jr. Division)	Civil suits — recovery, property, injunction, specific performance
Family Court	Divorce, maintenance (S.144 BNSS), custody, guardianship, DV matters
Motor Accident Claims Tribunal (MACT)	Accident compensation claims
Special courts	POCSO, NDPS and other statutory matters as assigned

Which matters go where

The forum depends on the nature and seriousness of the matter — the complex houses the sessions courts, the magistracy, the civil courts and the Family Court under one roof.

District & Sessions Judge and Additional Sessions Judges

Serious (“sessions triable”) offences, sessions-level bail and anticipatory bail applications go before the District & Sessions Judge or an Additional Sessions Judge. Anticipatory bail is moved before the Court of Session here, and on rejection before the Punjab & Haryana High Court.

The CJM and Magistrate courts

The Chief Judicial Magistrate (CJM) heads the magistracy at Faridabad. Most criminal trials, first productions and remand, police-report cognizance, and cheque-bounce complaints under Section 138 NI Act run before the CJM and the Judicial Magistrates First Class. Traffic court challans — including drink-and-drive matters under Section 185 MV Act — are also dealt with at this level.

Civil courts at Faridabad

Civil disputes — recovery suits, possession and eviction matters, injunctions, partition — go before the Civil Judges, distributed by pecuniary valuation, with the senior-most civil work before the District Judge’s own jurisdiction. Rent and eviction petitions under the Haryana Urban (Control of Rent and Eviction) Act, 1973 are heard by the Rent Controller at the complex.

The Family Court

Divorce, maintenance (including Section 144 BNSS), custody and restitution matters go before the Family Court within the same complex — the working of which is covered in the chamber’s matrimonial practice pages.

Timings, cause lists and case status

The court generally works Monday to Friday, about 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM, with a lunch break around 1:30-2:00 PM, and is closed on Saturdays, Sundays and gazetted holidays. Daily cause lists and case status are available through the eCourts system by CNR number, case number, party name or advocate name. Certified copies are obtained through the copying agency. The court remains closed on gazetted holidays notified for the Haryana judiciary; the authoritative holiday list for the current year is published on the Faridabad district court’s official eCourts page, and local-holiday declarations (which vary district to district) are notified separately — before travelling for a date near a festival, checking the official notification or confirming through counsel avoids a wasted trip. The complex is in Sector 12, near Bata Chowk.

Filing and appeals

Matters are filed before the appropriate court at the complex; several categories now support e-filing and online court-fee payment. Appeals and revisions lie to the Punjab & Haryana High Court at Chandigarh, and thereafter to the Supreme Court of India by Special Leave Petition.

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Sector 12 Court, Faridabad — timings at a glance?

What	Time
Court sittings	10:00 AM – 4:30 PM
Registry / filing counters	9:30 AM – 5:00 PM
Lunch recess	1:00 PM – 1:30 PM
Working days	Monday – Saturday
Closed	2nd & 4th Saturdays, Sundays, gazetted holidays

Source: Punjab & Haryana High Court Rules and Orders, Rule 1 (Correction Slip No. 77, 16.11.2018) — uniform across all Haryana district courts. Same-day filings are safest before 4:00 PM.

Frequently asked questions

Who is the best lawyer in Faridabad District Court?

Whether the search reads "Who is the best lawyer in Faridabad District Court?" or "best advocate in Faridabad Sector 12", it has no lawful first-person answer — Rule 36 of the Bar Council of India Rules prohibits any advocate from claiming that description, so wherever it appears as a claim, the source is paid promotion rather than professional standing. The dependable tests are objective: verified enrolment, sustained appearance before the District & Sessions Court, Sector 12, and candour about risk — set out in the chamber's guide to choosing an advocate.

Faridabad district court kahan hai?

Judicial Complex, Sector 12 — Sessions Judge, ADJ, Civil Judges, CJM/JMFC, Family Court aur MACT sab yahin.

District judge, CJM, civil court aur family court — Faridabad mein kahan milte hain?

Sab ek hi complex mein — Sector 12, Faridabad: District & Sessions Judge (criminal appeals/sessions matters), CJM/JMFC (magistracy), Civil Judges (civil suits by valuation), aur Family Court (matrimonial matters) — alag buildings-blocks mein, ek hi campus par.

Court ki timings?

Court sitting 10:00 AM–4:30 PM, registry/filing counters 9:30 AM–5:00 PM, lunch 1:00–1:30 PM — Monday se Saturday, sirf 2nd aur 4th Saturday band (Sunday aur gazetted holidays ke saath). Ye Punjab & Haryana High Court Rules and Orders (Rule 1, Correction Slip No. 77 dated 16.11.2018) se uniform hai — sirf Faridabad ka nahi, poore Haryana ka. Confirm karne ke liye cause list dekho.

Faridabad court ka holiday list kahan milega?

Gazetted-holiday list Punjab & Haryana High Court ke annual calendar se follow hoti hai; local eCourts/District Court notice-board par bhi display hoti hai. Saturdays aur Sundays hamesha band rehte hain.

Appeal kahan jaati hai?

Punjab & Haryana High Court, Chandigarh; phir Supreme Court (SLP).

Cheque bounce case kahan file hota hai?

Judicial Magistrate courts, Sector 12 — payee ki bank branch ke hisaab se (S.142 NI Act).

Best advocate in Faridabad District Court kaun hai — kaise pata karein?

Ye title koi advocate lawfully claim nahi kar sakta — Rule 36. Sector 12 complex pe khud verify karo: enrolment, cause lists pe asli appearances, court-specific pakad, likhit terms. Kaise verify karein — poora guide.

Sector 12 court Faridabad — timings, case status aur location kaise dekhein?

The Sector 12 court (District & Sessions Court, Faridabad — locally called "sec 12 court" or "12 sector court") sits Monday to Saturday (except the 2nd and 4th Saturday), with court hearings 10:00 AM to 4:30 PM and the registry open 9:30 AM to 5:00 PM — same-day filing is safest before 4:00 PM. Case status and cause-lists are on the eCourts portal under Faridabad district — search by case number, party name, or advocate name. For directions: Sector 12, near the mini-secretariat complex.

Is this also searched as "sec12 court faridabad"?

Yes — this page covers the same subject; "sec12 court faridabad" is a common phrasing of the same query on this site.