Delhi High Court & Supreme Court Matters

Many cases that begin in district courts continue to the Delhi High Court and the Supreme Court of India. NG Associates handles matters at both courts, from drafting to final hearing.

Matters We Handle

• Writ petitions before the Delhi High Court (Article 226) and the Supreme Court (Article 32)
• Special Leave Petitions against High Court judgments (Article 136)
• Criminal and civil appeals, revisions and second appeals
• Bail and anticipatory bail, and quashing petitions before the High Court
• Transfer petitions for civil, criminal and matrimonial cases
• Service and employment matters, and challenges to government action

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a writ petition?

A petition asking a High Court or the Supreme Court to enforce fundamental rights or to correct unlawful action by the government or public authorities.

What is an SLP, and is there a time limit?

A Special Leave Petition asks the Supreme Court for permission to appeal a judgment. It must usually be filed within 90 days of the High Court’s judgment; delay can be condoned for sufficient cause.

Can a matrimonial case be transferred to another city?

Yes. The Supreme Court can transfer a case from one state to another on a transfer petition, considering convenience and fairness.

Can I go straight to the Supreme Court?

Only in limited cases, such as a writ under Article 32 for violation of fundamental rights. Most matters go to the High Court first.

Our chambers are in the Rohini Court Complex. Read how matters proceed there: Rohini Court Lawyers – NG Associates.

Contact NG Associates

Block 1, Lawyers’ Chambers, Rohini Court Complex, New Delhi – 110085
Phone: +91 93191 90118

The information on this page is for general information only and is not legal advice.

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