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About Us

27+ Years
of Experience

Welcome to Advocate Ram Chandra Law Firm!

With a legacy of 27 years in legal practice, Advocate Ram Chandra Law Firm stands as a beacon of justice since its inception in 1997 under the leadership of Ram Chandra Sharma Advocate. Our commitment to transforming the lives of clients through the pursuit of justice has fueled our success in resolving diverse cases, including those in Civil, Revenue, Criminal, and Consumer law domains. Over the years, our unwavering dedication has earned the trust and confidence of clients, facilitating our expansion into various districts in Rajasthan. Today, we boast a team of determined advocates dedicated to upholding justice.

Client satisfaction is at the heart of our mission, and in the past 27 years, we have successfully satisfied the legal needs of over 5000 clients.

 

Our practice area

 Real Estate - Property
 Corporate Law
 Constitutional Law
 Insurance
 Litigation (Civil & Revenue)
 Company Law
 Arbitration & Dispute Resolution
 Business Law
 Family Law
 Banking And Finance
 Consumer Law

Recent Case Study

Case: Mazhar Ilahi vs India Bulls & Ors.
Status: Processing

Arbitrary increase in the interest rate by Financer is Unfair Trade Practice

The another contention of the Borrower was this that increase of interest rate from 13% to 21% is without any basis and guidelines of National Housing Bank. On which the Financer submitted the guidelines of National Housing Bank dated 02.06.2009. On perusal of the same, State Commission observed that in the present case respondent could not show the guiding principles which justified the increase of interest rate from 13% to even 23%. The Counsel for the Financer failed to furnish the Honorable State Commission that how rate of interest are being determined by the Financer and related interest rate governing factors. Thus, Honorable Commission concluded that “increase in interest rate is arbitrary on the part of the Financer and definitely could be termed as Unfair Trade Practice”.

Hence, by allowing the appeal of the appellant, Honorable Commission ordered the Respondent to charge only 13% interest rate on the due amount, and the appellant was awarded Rs. 1 Lakh for the compensation against the Unfair Trade Practice committed by the Respondent and Rs. 20, 000/- for cost of proceedings.

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