Supreme Court Practice
FAQs – Supreme Court Pratice
1. What type of cases can be filed in the Supreme Court of India?
The Supreme Court of India hears Constitutional matters, Special Leave Petitions (SLP), Civil Appeals, Criminal Appeals, Writ Petitions, Public Interest Litigations (PIL), and cases involving fundamental rights or important questions of law.
2. What is a Special Leave Petition (SLP)?
An SLP is a petition filed before the Supreme Court seeking special permission to appeal against a judgment or order passed by a High Court or tribunal. It is filed under Article 136 of the Constitution of India.
3. Can any case be directly filed in the Supreme Court?
Only specific matters such as Writ Petitions (under Article 32 for enforcement of fundamental rights) or cases involving disputes between states can be directly filed. Most cases reach the Supreme Court through appeals.
4. How long does a Supreme Court case take?
The duration depends on the nature and urgency of the matter. Interim relief matters may be heard quickly, while detailed constitutional or civil matters may take longer.
5. Is it mandatory to hire a Supreme Court Advocate-on-Record (AOR)?
Yes. Only an Advocate-on-Record (AOR) is authorized to file and conduct cases in the Supreme Court. Other advocates may argue the matter but filing must be done through an AOR.
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Matters We Deal and File in the Supreme Court of India
At Madhur & Maayan Associates, we provide expert representation before the Supreme Court of India, ensuring that our clients’ rights and interests are effectively protected at the highest level of the judiciary. Our practice spans across civil, criminal, constitutional, and statutory matters, reflecting our diverse legal expertise.
Our Areas of Supreme Court Practice
- Special Leave Petitions (SLPs) under Article 136 of the Constitution.
- Writ Petitions under Article 32 for enforcement of Fundamental Rights.
- Public Interest Litigations (PILs) on issues of constitutional and social importance.
- Civil & Criminal Appeals against judgments of High Courts and Tribunals.
- Transfer Petitions (Civil & Criminal) under Section 25 CPC and Section 446 BNSS, 2023
- Review Petitions & Curative Petitions challenging judgments/orders of the Supreme Court.
- Election Petitions under the Representation of People Act.
- Constitutional Matters requiring statutory and constitutional interpretation.
- Arbitration & Commercial Disputes, including appeals arising from arbitral awards.
- Corporate & Insolvency Litigation under company law and financial regulations.
- Service Matters concerning employment, promotion, and disciplinary proceedings.
- Human Rights & Fundamental Rights Issues requiring urgent intervention.
- Contempt Petitions before the Supreme Court.
Why Choose Us?
- 15+ Years of Expertise in litigation and appellate practice.
- Proven Track Record of handling complex and high-stake matters.
- Meticulous Drafting & Research to ensure strong legal arguments.
- Client-Centric Approach with personalized attention to each case.
- Nationwide Representation in cases of constitutional and public importance.