Our advocates are enrolled to appear before the courts and tribunals across the Tricity and the states of Punjab and Haryana — so your matter is argued locally, by counsel who practise here every week.
It depends on the value of the claim and where the cause of action arose or the property is situated. Most matters begin before the District Courts at Chandigarh, Mohali (SAS Nagar) or Panchkula, with appeals lying to the Punjab & Haryana High Court at Chandigarh.
Timelines vary with complexity and court load. Commercial disputes above the threshold are routed through Commercial Courts, which are faster. We give you a realistic stage-by-stage estimate at the outset and pursue interim relief where the matter is urgent.
Yes. We regularly act for NRIs and outstation clients through a Power of Attorney, so your physical presence is not required for routine hearings. We keep you updated after every effective date.
Under the Limitation Act 1963 a suit for recovery of money is generally to be filed within three years of the debt becoming due. Because exceptions and acknowledgements can extend or reset this, we advise you to have the facts reviewed early.
Tell us about your matter and an enrolled advocate will review it and advise you on the way forward.