1. CIVIL WRIT PETITIONS (Filed Under Article 226)
  • When Fundamental, legal or constitutional right is violated.
  • When Government authority or Public body fails to perform its duty
  • When there is no effective alternative legal remedy available.
  • Writ against Quasi-Judicial Body Orders

 

  1. PROPERTY DISPUTES
  • Title and Ownership claims
  • Partition Suits
  • Injunction and Possession cases
  1. LAND ACQUISITION
  • Disputes related to compensation and acquisition procedure under Land acquisition Act
  • Inadequate Compensation
  1. CONTRACTUAL AND SPECIFIC PERFORMANCE DISPUTES
  • Breach of Contract
  • Enforcement of agreements
  • Specific Performance Suits
  1. APPEALS & REVISION FROM DISTRICT COURT JUDGMENTS
  • Civil Appeals from District Courts
  • Second Appeal
  • Revision
  1. INJUCTION AND STAY ORDERS
  • Temporary and Permanent injunctions
  • Declaration of legal status/rights
  1. SUCCESSION AND INHERITANCE CASES
  • Disputed will
  • Intestate succession
  • Partition & Property Division
  1. CONTEMPT OF COURT PETITIONS
  • Disobedience of court orders or decrees
  • Non-compliance with interim orders
  • Violation of Court orders by Government department
  1. CONSUMER REDRESSAL APPEALS
  • Appeals from Consumer forum
  • Unfair trade practices
  • Deficiency in service
  • Writ against Commission’s Orders
  1. DEFAMATION
  • Claim for damages
  1. PUBLIC INTERSET LITIGATIN(PIL)
  • Filed for public wrong or injury
  1. Land and Property :-
  • Writ Petitions (Under Article 226)
    • Illegal land acquisition by authorities without due process
    • Encroachment or unauthorized demolition by government agencies
    • Violation of property rights under Article 300A (Right to Property)
    • Delay or denial of land mutation, registration, or conversion by revenue authorities
  • Title and Ownership Disputes
    • Appeals and revisions in civil suits related to title or possession
    • Partition matters involving ancestral or joint family property
    • Disputes over will, gift deed, or sale transactions
  • Transfer and Inheritance Disputes
    • Matters related to Hindu Succession Act, Muslim personal law, or intestate succession
    • Legal heirs contesting mutation or distribution of property
    • Disputes involving fraud in registration or forged property documents
  • Land Acquisition and Compensation
    • Challenge to land acquisition notices or awards under the Land Acquisition Act
    • Insufficient or delayed compensation
    • Infringement of rehabilitation and resettlement rights
  • Eviction and Possession Disputes
    • Eviction of unauthorized occupants
    • Appeals against lower court orders in rent control or tenancy cases
    • Enforcement of possession orders
  • Quashing of FIRs in Property Disputes
    • False criminal cases related to property fraud, trespass, or misappropriation
    • Filing or defending petitions under Section 482 CrPC
  • Stay and Injunction Orders
    • Urgent relief to stay demolition, possession, or sale
    • Injunction against third-party interference in property

 

  1. Service/Employment:
  • Illegal termination and dismissal
    • Challenging wrongful termination or removal from service in violation of rules, procedures, or principles of natural justice.
  • Service regularization and promotions
    • Seeking relief for denial of promotions, seniority disputes, or regularization of contractual appointments.
  • Disciplinary proceedings & departmental inquiries
    • Legal intervention in cases of biased, delayed, or procedurally defective inquiries.
  • Violation of service rules and pay anomalies
    • Cases involving misapplication of Central/State Civil Services Rules, pay commission disputes, or unjustified salary deductions.
  • Pension, gratuity & retirement benefits
    • Litigation over denial or delay of retirement benefits and pensionary dues.
  • Contractual and temporary employment disputes
    • Addressing rights of ad hoc, daily wage, or fixed-term employees under constitutional and service law principles.
  1. Commercial (Industrial/Factory Law)
  • Industrial Disputes
    • Challenging awards or decisions from Labour Courts or Industrial Tribunals via writ petitions (Article 226)
    • Strikes, lockouts, and unfair labor practice disputes
    • Settlements and standing order violations
  • Termination & Retrenchment
    • Illegal retrenchment, lay-offs, or closure of undertakings
    • Violation of provisions under the Industrial Disputes Act, 1947
    • Reinstatement with back wages and continuity of service
  • Factory Law Violations
    • Disputes under the Factories Act, 1948 involving:
    • Health and safety standards
    • Working hours, wages, or overtime compensation
    • Regulatory penalties or license suspension
  • Wage and Bonus Claims
    • Enforcement of rights under the Payment of Wages Act, Minimum Wages Act, Payment of Bonus Act, etc.
    • Disputes over delayed or unauthorized wage deductions
  • Disciplinary Action & Misconduct
    • Procedural lapses in inquiries or disproportionate punishments
    • Judicial review of domestic inquiry reports and dismissal orders
  • Trade Union & Collective Bargaining Disputes
    • High Court intervention in intra-union conflicts
    • Refusal to recognize trade unions or obstruct collective bargaining

 

  1. Arbitration
  • Appointment of Arbitrators
    • Filing Section 11 petitions before the High Court for the appointment of independent and impartial arbitrators when parties fail to mutually agree.
  • Interim Measures (Section 9)
    • Seeking urgent interim relief such as asset freezing, injunctions, or custody of goods prior to or during arbitration proceedings.
  • Challenging Arbitral Awards
    • Filing Section 34 petitions to set aside arbitral awards on grounds like:
    • Violation of public policy
    • Procedural unfairness
    • Patent illegality
    • Lack of jurisdiction
  • Enforcement of Awards (Domestic & Foreign)
    • Filing execution petitions in the High Court under Section 36 (domestic awards) or Part II (foreign awards) for enforcement against judgment debtors.
  • Appeals (Section 37)
    • Representing clients in appeals arising from:
    • Grant or refusal of interim relief
    • Orders refusing to set aside an arbitral award
    • Decisions on jurisdiction or arbitrability
  • Stay on Awards
    • Applying for stay on enforcement of arbitral awards pending the outcome of challenge proceedings under Section 36(2).