Overview
The Chambers has a well-established civil and commercial litigation practice spanning every tier of the judicial hierarchy from Supreme Court of India Delhi High Court and other High Courts, Commercial Courts, to the District Courts,Our practice covers both original side and appellate jurisdiction, and extends to quasi-judicial bodies and regulatory authorities.
We have a dedicated staff at all courts for filing and listing, and are equally experienced in the mentioning process and urgent listing before the Supreme Court and High Court Registries.
Our reach is pan-India. Through a systematic network of local counsel across all major cities, the Chambers provides seamless representation outside Delhi without compromising on oversight or quality of instruction.
We handle the full range of civil and commercial litigation — from recovery suits and tender challenges to contract disputes, defamation proceedings, and cheque dishonour cases. Our lawyers lead evidence, conduct examinations-in-chief, and cross-examine witnesses across all forums.
What We Do
- Recovery of money suits and summary suits under Order 37 CPC
- Suits for specific performance
- Suits for declaration
- Suits for injunction
- Suits for termination of deeds and cancellation of documents
- Suits for damages and compensation
- Suits against defamation
- Suits for recovery of possession
- Litigations involving sale and delivery of goods and products — including managing the entire court process and strategy
- Principal and agent relationship disputes, contracts of service, contracts for service, and independent contractor matters
- Tender and procurement challenges under Article 226 — challenging award of contracts, wrongful termination of contracts, and tender conditions in projects running into thousands of crores
- Commercial Courts Act, 2015 matters — original side and appellate jurisdiction
- Section 138 NI Act — cheque dishonour criminal proceedings
- Conveyancing and drafting for all the above categories
- Leading evidence, recording of evidence, examinations-in-chief, and cross-examination
Client identities, matter-specific details, and representations before Courts have been redacted to preserve confidentiality obligations and protect privileged client information.