A separate jurisdictional practice
Indian litigation support for matters that have to survive court.
Drafting that has to survive a judge rather than a reviewer, prepared by advocates enrolled in India. Appearances are made by the responsible advocate in their own name and professional capacity, independently of this website.
Supreme Court of IndiaDelhi High CourtBombay High CourtTribunalsArbitration
3Court tiers: Supreme, High, District
6Tribunals: NGT, NCDRC, NCLAT, RERA and more
Same dayDrafting and filing on urgent matters
Drafting support versus advocacy
Who drafts, and who stands up in court.
Drafting and matter support
- Civil and criminal pleadings
- Writ petitions under Articles 226 and 227
- Letters Patent Appeals and EPFO appeals
- Petitions, applications, replies and rejoinders
- Bail and anticipatory bail applications
- Matrimonial petitions and consumer complaints
- Recovery matters and Section 138 NI Act notices
- Written submissions and briefing notes
- Case chronologies, evidence notes and annexure indexes
- Digital evidence compilation under Section 65B
- Examination and cross-examination preparation
- Arbitration filings, settlement agreements and mediation support
Advocacy and appearance
Appearances and assistance before courts and tribunals are undertaken by the responsible advocate, enrolled in India, in their own professional capacity and under the rules that govern Indian advocates.
- Appearances before the Supreme Court of India, High Courts and tribunals
- Hearing assistance to the arguing counsel
- Filing coordination with the registry
Property and private client
- Title verification and title reports
- Sale deeds, conveyancing and lease agreements
- Gift deeds, wills, trust deeds and succession certificates
- Property due diligence and encumbrance checks
- Registration and stamp duty compliance
Who does this work
The courtroom end of the practice.
Next step
Discuss an Indian matter.
Tell us the forum, the stage of the matter and the deadline. Please do not send case papers until we have confirmed there is no conflict.