01 /The Practice
Corporate & Commercial Litigation
Disputes arising from commercial arrangements require close attention to the contract, the underlying transaction and the remedy available at each stage.
Supreme Court of India·Delhi High Court·NCLT·NCLAT
All practice areas01 /Introduction
A considered starting point
Disputes arising from commercial arrangements require close attention to the contract, the underlying transaction and the remedy available at each stage.
02 /Overview
The scope of the practice.
The practice covers contentious corporate and commercial matters, including disputes concerning contracts, business relationships, companies and governance.
Work may involve early case assessment, pleadings, interim applications, trial and appellate proceedings, as well as advice on the procedural choices available before and during litigation.
03 /How we help
A matter prepared with purpose.
- 01Assessing the contractual and factual record
- 02Preparing pleadings, interim applications and submissions
- 03Representing clients through trial, appeal and settlement discussions
04 /Representative categories
The work includes
- 01Commercial and contractual disputes
- 02Company and shareholder matters
- 03Interim and protective relief
- 04Appellate and constitutional proceedings
05 /Relevant forums
Places of appearance
07 /Frequently asked questions
Common questions.
What commercial disputes does the practice cover?
The practice covers contractual, company, shareholder, business and governance disputes, together with related interim and appellate proceedings.
When should a commercial dispute be reviewed?
Early review can help identify limitation, notice, forum, evidence and remedy issues before a formal proceeding is started.