Most people arrive with a notice, a deadline they are not sure about, and advice from three directions. This is a scheduled consultation with the firm’s advocates in which your papers are read beforehand, the position is explained against the provisions that actually govern it, and you leave with a written plan of action rather than an impression.
The fee is not for an opinion given across a desk. It buys preparation before the meeting and a document after it.
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The documents you send are read before the consultation — notices, orders, agreements, correspondence and the relevant statutory record — so the discussion starts from your facts rather than from a general explanation of the law.
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A scheduled discussion with the firm’s advocates on what the papers show, which provisions apply, what the realistic positions are on each side, and where the risks sit.
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A written note setting out the steps open to you, the forum and provision each step runs under, the limitation position and the sequence in which the steps should be taken.
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The consultation is not tied to one practice. It is the same exercise each time — read the papers, find where the position actually is, and set out what can still be done.
A Section 13(2) demand, a possession notice, a DRT summons, a Section 138 complaint. The first question is never what the notice says — it is what the date on it does to your options, and which of them are already closed.
Debt recovery practice →A summons from the Enforcement Directorate, a CBI FIR, a bank-fraud classification. What is said and done in the first fortnight tends to decide the shape of the rest, including whether anticipatory bail is still available.
Criminal defence practice →A POSH complaint has been made, an inquiry is under way, or a company has discovered its Internal Committee was never properly constituted — which is the defect most often found when an inquiry is later challenged.
POSH compliance →Employment documentation drafted against statutes the four Labour Codes have consolidated; policies citing the IPC after the BNS replaced it. The exposure is rarely where a company expects it.
Labour & employment →The review is the part of the fee that does the most work, and it only works if the papers arrive in time. Send them by email once the slot is confirmed — not through this page.
If a document is missing, say so rather than delaying — an incomplete set read in advance is worth more than a complete set read in the room. Where a limitation period may be running, say that first: it changes what is worth discussing.
Please keep the summary short — enough for us to see what the matter is and to run a conflict check. The documents themselves come afterwards, by email.
Three things: the reading of your papers before the consultation, the consultation itself with the firm’s advocates, and a written plan of action afterwards setting out the steps open to you, the forum and provision each runs under, the limitation position, and the order in which the steps should be taken.
No. Submitting the form produces an acknowledgement, not a confirmed appointment. The firm verifies the payment against its account and then writes to you confirming the slot or offering the nearest alternative. If the firm is unable to offer a slot at all, the fee is returned in full.
No. The UTR or transaction reference from your banking app is enough to book. If you would rather not upload anything, you can send the screenshot to the firm on WhatsApp instead, and the booking proceeds on the reference you have entered.
No. No advocate–client relationship arises from the booking, the payment, or any preliminary correspondence. The relationship begins when the firm confirms the engagement in writing, after the consultation and any conflict check.
Either. The firm sits at the Delhi High Court Complex and takes consultations in person there, and by video or telephone for clients elsewhere in India and abroad. Say which you prefer in the form, or in reply to the acknowledgement.
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Terms. Submitting this form is a request for a consultation, not a confirmed appointment; the firm confirms the slot in writing once the payment is verified against its account. If the firm is unable to offer a slot, the fee is returned in full. No advocate–client relationship arises from the booking, the payment or any preliminary correspondence — it begins when the firm confirms the engagement in writing, following a conflict check. This page is information about a professional service and is not an advertisement, solicitation or inducement of any kind. See our disclaimer and privacy policy.