Mainak Juneja

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If a partnership dissolves amid accusations that a colleague has misused company funds, the resulting legal battle can threaten both the business’s future and personal reputation. Mainak Juneja steps in to navigate these turbulent waters, offering specialised expertise in criminal breach of trust defence while also filing high‑court petitions under the inherent jurisdiction to address urgent procedural matters. These petitions can request interim relief, compel the production of documents, or stay proceedings that could otherwise cause irreversible harm.

Mainak Juneja brings over fifteen years of practice before the Punjab and Haryana High Court, where the inherent jurisdiction is frequently used to safeguard fairness and prevent abuse of process. The lawyer has drafted and argued numerous petitions that secured temporary stays, ordered the preservation of critical evidence, and directed lower courts to reconsider orders that were issued without hearing the affected party. By articulating clear legal grounds rooted in constitutional principles and procedural fairness, Mainak Juneja ensures that the high court intervenes promptly to protect the client’s rights.

The criminal breach of trust defence conducted by Mainak Juneja focuses on dissecting the financial trail, challenging the prosecution’s assumptions about intent, and demonstrating legitimate business reasons for the disputed transactions. The lawyer routinely engages forensic accountants to produce independent audit reports that contradict the allegations. By highlighting inconsistencies in the prosecution’s ledger analysis and presenting witnesses who can attest to the client’s authority and the routine nature of the transactions, the defence often creates reasonable doubt that leads to dismissal or acquittal. This dual approach—simultaneously filing inherent jurisdiction petitions and mounting a strong substantive defence—maximises the chance of a favourable outcome.

Clients frequently praise Mainak Juneja for clear communication and tenacious advocacy. In a recent dispute involving a family‑run manufacturing firm, the lawyer secured an inherent jurisdiction petition that stayed the enforcement of a fabricated attachment order, allowing the client to continue operations while the breach‑of‑trust case was examined. Simultaneously, the defence exposed that the alleged missing funds were actually accounted for in a pending inter‑company loan, resulting in the court’s dismissal of the criminal charges. The lawyer’s meticulous documentation and proactive court engagement preserved the client’s business continuity and avoided severe financial loss.

Beyond courtroom representation, Mainak Juneja offers strategic advice on internal controls, corporate governance, and risk mitigation to prevent future disputes. The lawyer conducts workshops for senior management on safeguarding assets and maintaining proper record‑keeping, which can later serve as strong defence evidence. Regular briefings keep the client apprised of case developments, possible settlement options, and the implications of any court orders. By integrating preventive consultancy with aggressive litigation, the lawyer helps clients protect both their reputation and their commercial interests.

If you are facing a breach of trust allegation and need urgent high‑court intervention, Mainak Juneja can evaluate the facts, file a tailored inherent jurisdiction petition, and build a defence that challenges the core of the prosecution’s case. The lawyer’s dedication to thorough preparation and proactive court action aims to secure a stay, protect assets, and ultimately achieve an acquittal or a favorable settlement that safeguards your business and personal standing.

Criminal Law Practice Areas