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Notes on Indian Litigation Practice.
Explainers and practical guidance from the Jatin Parashar Chambers team, drawn from the practice areas we actually argue in.
The Central Administrative Tribunal: What Government Employees Need to Know Before Filing
The CAT was set up to give government servants a faster, specialised forum for service disputes. Here's how its jurisdiction actually works, and where its limits are.
Read article Writ JurisdictionArticle 226 vs Article 32: Choosing the Right Constitutional Remedy
Both articles let a citizen approach a constitutional court directly. They are not interchangeable — the choice between them shapes what relief is available and where the case is heard.
Read article Criminal LawFrom IPC to BNS: What the New Criminal Codes Change for Litigants
India's three colonial-era criminal statutes have been replaced. Here's what actually changes for someone facing, or bringing, a criminal case today.
Read article Consumer Protection LitigationFiling a Consumer Complaint in India: A Practical Guide Under the 2019 Act
The Consumer Protection Act, 2019 modernised consumer law for e-commerce and expanded where and how a complaint can be filed. Here's what that means in practice.
Read article Corporate Litigation, Arbitration & Financial CrimesArbitration or Litigation? Choosing the Right Forum for Commercial Disputes
Commercial contracts default to arbitration clauses almost as a matter of habit. The choice deserves more thought than that — here's how to actually make it.
Read article Departmental & Disciplinary ProceedingsDepartmental Disciplinary Proceedings: Procedural Safeguards Every Government Employee Should Know
A disciplinary inquiry against a government servant is not an informal process. Article 311 and the applicable conduct rules build in specific protections — most employees only learn about them after an inquiry has already gone wrong.
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