Over the years, Advocate Vishhal Saxxenaa has been featured for his legal insights on significant judgements, criminal law, constitutional issues and matter of public importance

Source: The Times of India | 2 April 2024

Advocate Vishhal Saxxenaa shared legal insights on the bail proceedings and the legal principles governing the grant of bail.


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Source: Lokmat | 7 January 2024 Advocate Vishhal Saxxenaa shared legal insights on the legal responsibilities of valet parking personnel and the precautions vehicle owners should take to safeguard their property.

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Advocate Vishhal Saxxenaa represented the petitioner before the Bombay High Court in proceedings concerning delays in the investigation of a 2018 criminal case. The matter highlighted the importance of timely investigation, police accountability, and judicial oversight in the criminal justice system.

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This report covered proceedings before the Bombay High Court concerning delays in the FYJC admission process. Advocate Vishhal Saxxenaa’s legal submissions formed part of the proceedings that prompted the State Government to issue a Government Resolution (GR), ensuring greater clarity and administrative action for thousands of students awaiting admissions.

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The Bombay High Court questioned the Maharashtra Government over the delay in completing the FYJC admission process. Advocate Vishhal Saxxenaa appeared in the proceedings, highlighting the need for timely administrative action to safeguard the interests of thousands of students awaiting admissions.

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The Bombay High Court sought the Maharashtra Government’s response to a plea concerning delays in the FYJC admission process. Advocate Vishhal Saxxenaa appeared in the proceedings, which focused on ensuring transparency, timely admissions, and protecting the academic interests of students across Maharashtra.

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