Our firm handles a wide range of matters falling under writ jurisdiction and constitutional law before the Bombay High Court and the Supreme Court of India. We represent clients in disputes involving violation of fundamental rights, lack of due process, wrongful government action, and statutory non-compliance./br> Through our experience, we have learned that writ petitions are often not just legal actions—they are urgent pleas for relief against injustice. We approach each matter with the seriousness it deserves, ensuring that every client’s rights are effectively represented in court.
Scope of Our Constitutional Law Practice
Realistic Case Examples (Anonymized for Confidentiality)
Example 1: Suspension Without Inquiry – Service Law Writ
A government employee was suspended following an anonymous complaint, with no preliminary inquiry or opportunity to be heard. We filed a writ petition before the Bombay High Court challenging the suspension on the ground of violation of natural justice. The court passed interim orders staying the suspension and later quashed the entire proceeding due to procedural illegality.
Example 2: Denial of Medical Seat Despite Eligibility
A medical aspirant was denied admission due to a document submission error caused by a server failure. The client approached us two days before the cut-off. We filed an urgent writ petition under Article 226, placed relevant screenshots and evidence on record, and secured court directions for the authorities to grant admission. The court recognized the candidate's merit and issued a time-bound order.
Example 3: Arbitrary Cancellation of Municipal License
Our client, who runs a licensed small-scale unit, received a show-cause notice from the municipal corporation citing outdated compliance issues. Despite submitting a detailed reply, the license was cancelled without a hearing. We filed a writ petition seeking reinstatement. The High Court set aside the cancellation and directed the authority to conduct a fresh hearing.