Civil & Commercial Litigation
The firm represents parties in civil suits and commercial disputes before the High Court, District & Sessions Courts, and the Commercial Court at Jaipur. Pan-India litigation is handled in association with local counsel.
Scope of work the firm handles
- Civil suits — filing, defence, and trial representation
- Commercial disputes under the Commercial Courts Act, 2015
- Injunctions and interim relief
- Execution proceedings
- Specific performance and declaratory suits
- Recovery suits and money decrees
- Settlement negotiation and pre-litigation mediation
- Appeals before the High Court and appellate forums
Who typically engages the firm
- Businesses with disputes against vendors, customers or counterparties
- Parties enforcing or defending contractual rights
- Lenders pursuing recovery actions
- Out-of-state parties needing representation in Rajasthan courts
Where the firm appears
Relevant statutory framework
- Code of Civil Procedure, 1908
- Commercial Courts Act, 2015
- Specific Relief Act, 1963
- Indian Evidence Act, 1872
- Limitation Act, 1963
How an engagement begins
- 01 Initial consultation
An initial consultation is arranged on request to understand the matter.
- 02 Engagement letter
If the firm is in a position to assist, an engagement letter setting out the scope of work and the terms of engagement is shared.
- 03 Representation, drafting or advisory
The firm proceeds with the agreed scope of work — representation, drafting, vetting, or advisory work as the engagement requires.
Frequently asked questions
How is a commercial suit different from a regular civil suit?
A commercial suit follows the timelines and procedures set out in the Commercial Courts Act, 2015. It applies where the dispute is of a "commercial" nature and the value exceeds the prescribed threshold. Pre-institution mediation is mandatory in most cases that do not seek urgent interim relief.
Can the firm represent a party in a court outside Rajasthan?
Pan-India litigation is handled in association with local counsel where the matter requires appearance in another state. The firm coordinates the matter end-to-end while local counsel appears on the record.
How early should a party reach out before filing?
As early as practicable. The firm prefers to assess the documents, the limitation position, and the available reliefs before any filing is finalised.
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Phone, WhatsApp, email, or the form. An initial consultation is arranged on request.