Notes from New Delhi

These notes describe how questions tend to be filed and heard in New Delhi. They are a directory of general information. They are not a ranking and they are not an invitation to engage the firm.

Courts people actually name

The High Court of Delhi sits above the district judiciary. District courts sit at Tis Hazari, Patiala House, Saket, Karkardooma, Rohini and Dwarka. Family courts, magistrates, and the consumer commissions are separate lists. A paper filed in the wrong building is not heard faster because the facts are urgent.

Which court has the file depends on the statute, the place, and the value or the nature of the relief. A cheque complaint, a suit for possession, a writ, and a consumer complaint do not share one diary. The note for each subject records the distinction. This page only points to those notes.

What this page is

Lawfy & Co. keeps an office in New Delhi. The address is directory information on the contact page. This page does not describe a result, a fee, or a specialisation. Each link below is a further general note about one subject as it tends to arise in this city.

Subject notes for this city

Each of these is general information. It is not a referral and it is not an invitation to engage the firm.

• Arbitration and dispute resolution
• Corporate and business law
• Family and divorce law
• Real estate and property law
• Intellectual property
• Employment and labour law
• Criminal law
• Taxation and GST
• Wills, trusts and estate planning
• Consumer protection
• Civil law
• Cyber law
• All four cities
• A reading of papers

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