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A selection of matters, illustrative of the range and nature of the Chambers’ practice.
Instrumental in the negotiation and approval of the resolution plan for one of India’s largest Hydro Power undertakings — the first acquisition of a company under the Insolvency & Bankruptcy Code by a Public Sector Undertaking in India.
Advised and argued on the vires of levies of water tax imposed by the State of Sikkim and the State of Himachal Pradesh on hydro power plants operating within the respective States.
Successfully argued on the levy of stamp duty in disputes arising out of commercial instruments and corporate transactions before the High Courts.
Representation of promoters and investors in oppression, mismanagement, and shareholder-dispute proceedings involving corporate control and governance.
Appeared for leading FMCG clients in disparagement and advertising-law disputes, including interim injunctive relief before the High Courts.
Acted in complex commercial arbitrations arising from development contracts, joint-venture partnership disputes, and works contracts for hydro power projects.
Regular representation of Committees of Creditors, Resolution Professionals and Resolution Applicants in CIRP proceedings at the NCLT and NCLAT.
Representation of developers and infrastructure clients before the NCDRC and High Courts on real estate disputes, project delays and RERA-related proceedings.
The Chambers remains deeply committed to pro bono work, including representation in matters before the Supreme Court concerning victims’ rights and access to statutory compensation schemes.
A meaningful portion of the Chambers’ time is dedicated to causes without remuneration — to ensure that access to senior counsel is not the privilege of means alone, and that the practice contributes, where it can, to the development of rights-based jurisprudence.
Matters range from victim-compensation claims and access-to-justice questions to public-interest proceedings touching on constitutional entitlements and the workings of statutory compensation schemes.
Correspondence, briefs and conference requests may be addressed to the Chambers at Anand Lok, New Delhi.
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