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Bhatt & Joshi Associates' blog features articles by the firm's advocates, associates, and external legal contributors. Articles cover civil, criminal, corporate, tax, FEMA, NDPS, arbitration, and family law topics. The firm's content team includes Harshika Mehta and other contributors. Articles are reviewed for accuracy and current legal position before publication.

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The blog covers: (1) Constitutional and civil law analysis; (2) Criminal defence and bail issues; (3) Corporate and company law; (4) Taxation including GST and Income Tax; (5) NDPS Act and related; (6) FEMA compliance; (7) Real estate and Gujarat-specific revenue matters; (8) NCLT/IBC matters; (9) Family law including divorce, succession, maintenance; (10) Recent Supreme Court and Gujarat High Court judgments.

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How to contact Bhatt & Joshi Associates for legal consultation?

Contact Bhatt & Joshi Associates: phone +91 9824323743 (Mon-Fri 9:30 AM to 6:30 PM); WhatsApp via website; email through contact form; office in Ahmedabad. First 15-minute consultation is free. For urgent criminal matters (arrest, remand), the firm has senior advocates on standby. Multiple practice areas covered with specialised partners.

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September 27, 2023

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