™Practice Area
Writ Jurisdiction & Constitutional Law
Article 226/227 petitions and Constitutional remedies.
We file writ petitions under Articles 226 and 227 of the Constitution before the High Court of Judicature at Bombay, and petitions in matters touching fundamental rights and statutory authorities.
Our constitutional practice covers service matters, regulatory action by State authorities, environmental and PIL work, and education-sector disputes.
Crisp pleadings, focused prayers and a clear understanding of when a writ is the right remedy - that is the discipline we bring to every petition.
Common Questions
Writ Jurisdiction & Constitutional Law - Frequently Asked Questions
A writ under Articles 226/227 lies against the State, public authorities and statutory bodies for violation of fundamental or legal rights - for example arbitrary orders, service matters, regulatory action or inaction. We assess whether a writ is the right remedy before filing.
Urgent matters can be moved for early listing before the High Court of Judicature at Bombay, and we seek interim protection where irreparable harm is likely. Timelines then depend on the nature of relief and the respondent authorities.
Yes, including environmental, service and regulatory PILs, with crisp pleadings and focused prayers so the petition is maintainable and effective.
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