Adv. Krinjal Ahuja Mehta practicing since 2012. In 11 years of legal practise, she has represented individual clients, Corporates, NBFCs, Official Liquidator, Bombay High Court, Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai across all courts.
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ADVOCATE
Krinjal S. Ahuja
14+ YEARS EXPERIENCE
Extensive practice in Property Documentation.
LANGUAGES
English, Gujarati, Hindi, Marathi
LOCATION
Fort and Ghatkopar, Mumbai
She has hands on experience in Litigation and Non-Litigation areas. She has also represented Developers/ Land owners in property documentation, Legal Due Diligence, Inspection of documents, Registration before sub registrar of Assurances. She is Managing Partner of V K Law Chambers.
She is empaneled with Quikr Realty for Property Legal Due Diligence.
She is empaneled with Official Liquidator Bombay High Court for High Court matters.
She is empaneled with Future Generali India Insurance Company for Property Legal Due Diligence.
She takes up matters related Corporate, Civil, Arbitration, Consumer Dispute Laws, Recovery / Summary Suit proceedings, Landlord/Tenant matters, Negotiable instruments Act, Matrimonial Disputes and Criminal Matters and drafting and vetting of various agreements and Contracts.
She is enrolled with the Bar Council of Maharashtra and Goa in 2012 and a member of Bombay Bar Association.
Specialization
Divorce / Matrimonial Law / Family Disputes / Property Law / Property Documentation / Landlord-Tenant Disputes / RERA / Consumer Disputes / Cheque Bounce / Corporate Law / NCLT & NCLAT Matters / Civil Litigation / Criminal Matters / Banking & Finance / Succession & Inheritance / Dowry & Domestic Violence / Child Custody / NRI Property Matters / NRI Divorce / Arbitration / Recovery Matters / Legal Notice / Contract Drafting & Vetting
Our Practice Areas
Jurisdictions Courts of Practice
Bombay High Court
Consumer District Forum Mumbai
District and Sessions Court Mumbai
National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) Mumbai
Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) Mumbai
Court of Small Causes Mumbai
Family Courts Mumbai
City Civil Court Mumbai
Debts Recovery Tribunal (DRT) Mumbai
Mumbai Suburban District Court
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Legal Articles
Q1. My Husband Has an E-Filing Case Against Me and Has Not Closed It, but He Wants a Mutual Divorce. My husband has an e-filed case against me, and he has not closed the case. At the same time, he wants a mutual-consent divorce. What is the procedure?
Advocate Krinjal S. Ahuja answered:
The old case will have to be withdrawn. Both of you will then file a new petition for divorce by mutual consent together. You will need all the relevant marriage documents. There will generally be two counselling sessions, after which the divorce proceedings can proceed. There is a six-month waiting period. For further consultation, you may contact me.
Q2. Legal Notice for Non-Delivery of Degree Certificate After Payment. I enrolled in an Honorary Doctorate program through Henry Harvin, the India partner of Dunster Business School. Based on written confirmation dated 14 January 2026, I paid ₹15,000 plus the guest fee to attend the convocation, where the certificate was supposed to be handed over without any additional formalities. I attended the convocation, but the certificate was not given to me. Despite submitting all the required documents and making multiple follow-ups, they are now demanding an additional payment and have not dispatched the certificate. I need a legal notice.
Advocate Krinjal S. Ahuja answered:
We can send a legal notice based on their representations and the fact that they have not fulfilled their commitments despite receiving the mentioned fees. You may contact me for further proceedings. I can draft a legal notice for you, highlighting all the relevant facts and legal points and putting forth your contentions.
Q3. Property First Owner Died – Ownership Issue and Documents Required. I am looking to buy a flat that has joint ownership. The first owner has died, was unmarried, and, according to his brother, had no legal heirs. The other co-owner is his real brother. The documents show both names as joint owners. They do not have a share certificate, and the name of the deceased brother is still recorded in the society’s records. What documentation should I ensure is obtained to avoid any legal issues in the future when purchasing this flat?
Advocate Krinjal S. Ahuja answered:
You have to ensure that the names of all legal heirs, if any, and the second co-owner are properly recorded and that the deceased owner’s share is legally transferred. Stay alert and take proper advice from an experienced lawyer before proceeding with the purchase. Take all necessary precautions, particularly because the society records still contain the name of the deceased owner and the share certificate is not available. Feel free to contact me for further assistance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can Advocate Krinjal S. Ahuja represent me in court?
Yes, Advocate Krinjal S. Ahuja can represent clients in court, depending on the nature of the case and applicable legal requirements.
What should I bring to my initial consultation with Advocate Krinjal S. Ahuja?
For an initial consultation, bring relevant documents related to your legal matter, such as contracts, notices, court orders, agreements, or other case records. You may also prepare a list of questions or concerns you would like to discuss.
How do I prepare for my initial consultation with Advocate Krinjal S. Ahuja?
Before the consultation, make a brief note of your legal issue, important dates, and the main questions you want to ask. Gathering relevant documents and organizing important information can also help make the consultation more productive.
What should I expect during my initial consultation with Advocate Krinjal S. Ahuja?
During the initial consultation, you can discuss your legal issue and provide relevant details about your situation. Advocate Krinjal S. Ahuja may ask questions to understand the matter and explain the legal options, procedures, and possible next steps applicable to your case.
How do I communicate with Advocate Krinjal S. Ahuja?
You can communicate with Advocate Krinjal S. Ahuja through the available contact methods, which may include phone calls, email, or in-person meetings. Regular communication can help you stay informed about case developments and provide additional information or documents when required.
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