Chandigarh is a full-service practice, not a branch office.
Alongside its national aviation and technology work, the firm runs a general practice across the courts and tribunals sitting at Chandigarh. It is instructed by businesses and individuals in Punjab, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh and the Union Territory, and appears in civil, commercial, insolvency, real estate and consumer matters, as well as in arbitration.
- Punjab & Haryana High Court
- District and commercial courts, Chandigarh
- National Company Law Tribunal, Chandigarh
- Real Estate Regulatory Authority and appellate tribunal
- Consumer commissions — district, state and national
- Arbitral tribunals
What the practice covers.
Civil & commercial litigation
Civil suits, commercial disputes, writ petitions and appeals before the Punjab & Haryana High Court and the district and commercial courts at Chandigarh, including interim relief, execution and enforcement.
- Civil suits and commercial disputes
- Writ petitions and constitutional challenges
- Appeals, revisions and second appeals
- Injunctions and interim relief
- Execution and enforcement proceedings
- Recovery and contractual claims
Insolvency & NCLT
Proceedings before the National Company Law Tribunal — insolvency applications and resolution, company law petitions, and disputes between shareholders and management.
- Section 7, 9 and 10 insolvency applications
- Claims, resolution and liquidation process
- Oppression and mismanagement petitions
- Company law compliance and restructuring
- Appeals to the NCLAT
- Advice to creditors and resolution applicants
RERA & real estate
Real estate disputes and advisory — proceedings before the real estate regulatory authority and appellate tribunal, together with title, development and transactional work.
- Complaints before RERA and the appellate tribunal
- Delay, possession and refund claims
- Title investigation and due diligence
- Development and collaboration agreements
- Sale, lease and conveyance documentation
- Landlord and tenant disputes
Consumer, arbitration & tribunals
Representation before the consumer commissions, in domestic arbitration, and before the specialist tribunals — including the drafting and enforcement of the arbitration agreements that send disputes there in the first place.
- District, State and National consumer commissions
- Domestic arbitration and institutional rules
- Arbitration clause drafting and enforceability
- Section 9 and Section 34 proceedings
- Enforcement of awards
- Specialist and statutory tribunals
Corporate & general advisory
Day-to-day advisory work for businesses in the region — entity structuring, commercial documentation, employment matters and the compliance questions that arise before a dispute exists.
- Entity structuring and incorporation
- Commercial and vendor documentation
- Employment contracts and workplace policies
- Regulatory and statutory compliance
- Notices, replies and pre-litigation strategy
- Legal audits and risk review
Representative matter types.
Described generically and without client identification, consistent with Rule 36 of the Bar Council of India Rules.
- Represented a business in commercial suit proceedings before the courts at Chandigarh, including an application for interim injunction.
- Acted in insolvency proceedings before the NCLT on behalf of an operational creditor.
- Represented homebuyers in delay and possession complaints before the real estate regulatory authority.
- Acted in consumer commission proceedings concerning a regulated product.
- Advised on the drafting and subsequent enforcement of an arbitration agreement in a commercial contract.
No outcome is represented or promised. Past matters are not an indication of the result of any future matter.
Instructing the firm on disputes & advisory.
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