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Supreme Court of India

On an average, The Supreme Court of India, admits only 14% of the cases filed before it, i.e. only 1 in 7 cases are admitted for further hearing. Appeals from State High Courts are usually filed in the form of Special Leave Petitions (SLPs) where ‘Leave’ is sought to file an appeal to the Court. 

Advocacy at the Supreme Court requires concision and comprehensiveness in equal measure to ensure effective representation.

KEY AREAS OF SUPREME COURT LITIGATION:

Special Leave Petitions: Whenever a judgment or order is passed by any court or tribunal within the territory of India, the aggrieved party will have the right to be heard by the Supreme Court by filing an SLP. That being said, we guide you through the intricacies of filing SLPs to seek intervention from the Supreme Court whenever there exists an erroneous judgment, public interest, violation of fundamental rights, or in case of grave injustice. 

Writs: We make sure that our client’s fundamental rights have to be protected and safeguarded and so is our judicial system. One of the powerful tools at the disposal of the Supreme Court is issuance of writs. We provide end-to-end legal assistance in writ matters from filing the petitions to representing our clients in court as we prioritise your rights and interests. 

Our services includes:

  • Representing clients before the Apex Court
  • Filing of Civil and Criminal SLPs and Writ Petitions, Statutory Appeals
  • Presenting oral arguments before Apex Court
  • Appointment of arbitrators before Supreme Court 
  • Dealing matters in relation to Family Law and criminal and civil disputes. 
  • Engaging senior counsels

We handle every type of matter at the Supreme Court of India

  • You are entitled to full transparency regarding all legal proceedings.
  • You have a right to be involved in strategizing and planning your legal matters.
  • You have the right to be informed and receive regular updates pertaining to your case.
  • You have the right to ask for alternative legal remedies.
  • You have a right to confidentiality regarding information shared with Counsel. 
  • Provide truthful and complete information about your case 
  • Respond promptly to requests for information or documentation to avoid delays in your case.
  • Follow the legal advice and instructions to achieve the best possible outcome for your case.
  • Fulfil financial obligations promptly, including payment of legal fees and costs associated with your case.