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Adv. Aakash Verma
Advocate · Enrolment D/2843/2021 · LL.B., University of Delhi · Verma Law Chambers, Saket
Practises before the Saket and Tis Hazari district courts on property disputes, cheque bounce, bail and family matters. Five years at the Delhi bar; fees quoted in writing before any work starts.
About Adv. Aakash Verma
Aakash Verma is an advocate enrolled with the Bar Council of Delhi (enrolment D/2843/2021) who practises civil and criminal law before the district courts in New Delhi, principally Saket and Tis Hazari. He read law at the Faculty of Law, University of Delhi (LL.B., 2020), after a B.Com. (Hons.) from Shri Ram College of Commerce, and cleared the All India Bar Examination before enrolling in February 2021. He has been in independent practice at Verma Law Chambers in Saket since 2023, having spent his first two years as a junior in the chambers of a senior civil practitioner at Tis Hazari.
His work is concentrated in four areas: property disputes within families (partition, title, possession and tenant eviction), cheque-bounce complaints under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act for both payees and drawers, bail and anticipatory bail including FIR quashing petitions, and family matters (mutual and contested divorce, maintenance and custody). Since 2023 he has handled more than 300 matters in these areas, the majority for individuals and small businesses in south and central Delhi.
Clients reviewing him on The JusticeInside most often mention two things: that he says plainly at the first meeting whether there is a case and what it will take, and that his fee is quoted in writing before any work starts. He works in Hindi and English, meets clients at his Saket office or online, and is a member of the Delhi Bar Association (Tis Hazari) and the Saket Bar Association.
"I practise civil and criminal law before the district courts in Delhi, mostly at Saket and Tis Hazari. Most people who come to me have a property dispute within the family, a cheque that bounced, or a police matter that needs quick action. In our first conversation I tell you plainly whether you have a case, what the next step is, and what it will take, before you commit to anything."
In his words · Adv. Aakash Verma
- Office
- Verma Law Chambers, Saket District Centre, New Delhi 110017 In person and online
- Courts
- Saket and Tis Hazari district courts; other Delhi NCR district courts
- Languages
- Hindi, English
- Ways to meet
- Office visit, video or phone, arranged after your enquiry
Credentials and verification
Checked by The JusticeInside · last verified 12 Oct 2026- Bar enrolment number
- D/2843/2021 Bar Council of Delhi · enrolled 17 Feb 2021
- Certificate of practice
- All India Bar Examination (AIBE XVI) Certificate no. AIBE16-DL-04218 · Bar Council of India
- Law degree
- LL.B., Faculty of Law, University of Delhi, 2020
- Undergraduate degree
- B.Com. (Hons.), Shri Ram College of Commerce, University of Delhi, 2017
- Years of practice
- 5 years (since 2021) Independent practice since 2023
- Bar memberships
- Delhi Bar Association, Tis Hazari; Saket Bar Association
- Chambers
- Verma Law Chambers, Saket Founded 2023 · 2 associates
- Verification
- Enrolment checked on the Bar Council of Delhi roll; government ID verified; practice areas confirmed by the advocate Re-checked every 6 months · next review Apr 2027
Profiles and links
- Chambers website
- vermalawchambers.in/aakash-verma
- Bar Council of Delhi
- Search the roll for enrolment D/2843/2021
- Google Business Profile
- Verma Law Chambers, Saket
- Office email
- office@vermalawchambers.in For new matters, use the enquiry form so we can track your request
Featured in and published work
- Bar & BenchDefault bail after the Supreme Court's Section 187 ruling: a trial-court practitioner's viewColumn · Oct 2026
- Hindustan TimesQuoted on the 30-day deadline for cheque-bounce demand noticesNews report · Mar 2026
- The JusticeInsideReviewed for accuracy: Security deposit rules for tenants in IndiaKnow Your Rights · expert review · Jul 2026
- Delhi Bar AssociationSpeaker, workshop on electronic evidence under Section 63 of the BSATis Hazari · Aug 2026
Matters Adv. Verma handles
4 practice areas · 41 reviewsProperty disputes
14 reviewsFamily partition, title disputes, illegal possession, tenant eviction.
Cheque bounce
11 reviewsDishonoured cheques for loans, rent and business dues, for the payee or the drawer.
Bail & FIR
9 reviewsRegular and anticipatory bail, police summons, FIR quashing.
Family & divorce
7 reviewsMutual and contested divorce, maintenance, child custody.
Reviews of Adv. Aakash Verma
All 41 reviews →"My uncle had locked us out of our share of the house. Adv. Verma explained at our first meeting what papers I needed and sent the notice within three days."
Ritu S. · Verified client · Sep 2026"I didn't know there was a deadline for the notice. He checked my bank memo date and we sent it with a week to spare."
Manoj K. · Verified client · Aug 2026"Reached him late evening after my brother got a police notice. Clear, calm advice on what to do the next morning, and he was at the station with us."
Arjun P. · Verified client · Aug 2026How it works
| Step | Typical time |
|---|---|
| Response to your enquiry | Within one working day, by phone or WhatsApp |
| First discussion with Adv. Verma | Scheduled at a time that suits you: office, video or phone |
| Written fee quote | Before any work starts |
| Legal notice drafted and sent | 2–3 working days |
| Cheque bounce: notice to the drawer | Within 30 days of the bank's return memo |
| Cheque bounce: complaint in court | Within 1 month after the drawer's 15-day payment window ends |
| Bail application drafted | 24–48 hours |
Timelines are typical and depend on the facts of your matter and court schedules.
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Questions about Adv. Verma
Which courts does Adv. Aakash Verma appear in?
Saket and Tis Hazari district courts, and other district courts in Delhi NCR. For a matter outside NCR he can still advise, and we connect you with a verified lawyer in that city if you need court work.
What is his bar enrolment number?
D/2843/2021, Bar Council of Delhi, enrolled in 2021. We checked the enrolment against the Bar Council roll on 12 October 2026 and re-check every six months.
What happens after I send an enquiry?
Adv. Verma or The JusticeInside contacts you within one working day to understand your matter and arrange a first discussion, at his Saket office, by video or by phone, whichever suits you.
Is there a fee to enquire?
No. Sending an enquiry is free and commits you to nothing. If you decide to engage him, his fees are quoted in writing before any work starts.
Can I meet him at his Saket office?
Yes. He meets clients in person at Verma Law Chambers in Saket, New Delhi, and online. Send an enquiry and a meeting can be arranged from there.
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