We handle complex and volume-based litigations across India. We represent clients in real estate disputes, civil recovery, insolvency, arbitrations, consumer and criminal matters including FIRs and White-collar crimes. We regularly appear before the Supreme Court, High Courts, National Company Law Tribunal, Debt Recovery Tribunals, District Courts and various consumer fora. We provide the benefit of single window pan-India litigation service to our clients. We advise domestic and international clients on pre-litigious issues and negotiate with the opposite party on settlements. We also advise our clients on regulatory/ statutory/ legal notices and communications. We liaise with external authorities like the regulatory/statutory bodies including the tax/excise department, Economic Offences Wing and the State Police.
Our Managing Partner, Pushkar heads the litigation practice and brings on board vast experience of handling matters pertaining to recoveries, real estate, white-collar crimes, consumer disputes etc. Pushkar argues before the courts and has represented corporate majors such as Emaar properties, EMC (now Dell), International Air Transport Association, Lumata Digital, RaeBareilly Allahabad Highway Private Limited and more than fifty international airline companies including Lufthansa airlines, British Airways and United Airlines in matters including white-collar crimes. Pushkar has also fought multiple consumer and real estate cases against real estate giants such as Unitech Limited, BPTP Ltd., Conscient Infrastructures etc.
This is the second part of the three-part series where we discuss the types of White-collar crimes in India. This article shall aim to elucidate the prominent types of White-collar crimes in India. It may well be noted that the first part spoke of the concept, origin and scope of White-collar crimes. Types of White-collar […]
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This article explores the applicability, nuances, and compensation essentials, shedding light on the often-debated coverage of the IT/ITES sector and offering insights into the legal intricacies surrounding lay-offs.
The 5 W’s of Lay-Offs in India: Laws & Applicability Read More »
This article is on Supreme Court’s cancellation of Gujarat high court decision of moving 11 accused persons in Bilkis Bano case.
ANALYSING THE REFORMATIVE THEORY OF PUNISHMENT_BILKIS BANO CASE Read More »
This is the last part of our three-part series on White-collar crimes in India and it explains the various laws and rules governing White-Collar crimes in India. You may refer to our earlier articles titled White-collar crimes in India: Concept, Origin and Scope and White-collar crimes in India: Types of White-collar Crimes. In a nutshell,
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This is the first part of the three-part series where we discuss White-collar crimes in India. The first part speaks of the concept, origin and scope of White-collar crimes. As correctly defined by Herbert Edelhertz, a White-collar crime is an illegal act or series of illegal acts committed by non-physical means and by concealment or
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SAMPLE WILL I, _____________, aged ___ years, S/O ______________, resident of House No. ______, Sector ____ District________ State ________ do hereby make and declare my this WILL, in a sound and disposing state of mind, with my own free will and consent, without any undue pressure or influence of anybody and with my full senses
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This is the second part of a three part series re-evaluating the significance of the liability cap clause in contracts with an emphasis on limiting financial exposure and keeping in mind the aftermath of the pandemic. This part shall delve into the intricacies of what the Liability Cap clause shall constitute of and the aspects
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This is the first part of a three-part series re-evaluating the significance of the liability cap clause in contracts with an emphasis on limiting financial exposure and keeping in mind the aftermath of the pandemic. This financial year has in addition to changing the approach of business has also re-asserted the significance of certain contractual clauses such as liability cap clauses and force majeure, which were earlier not given due attention.
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Citing public interest, the Government of Maharashtra has decided to reduce the stamp duty by One per cent., as otherwise chargeable under clause (b) of Article 25 of Schedule-I appended to the Maharashtra Stamp Act (LX of 1958), on the document or instrument of Conveyance or Agreement to Sell of any type of residential unit,
Reduced Stamp Duty for Women Property Purchasers in Maharashtra Read More »
Whilst delivering the first budget in the new decade and that too in a digital format, the country’s financial minister started the budget with Rabindra Nath Tagore’s quote: ‘Faith is the bird that feels the light and sings when the dawn is still dark.’ Notably, the budget has faced contractions only three times in the past and this
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