Practice

Eight areas, practised in depth.

We would rather do eight things properly than list forty. Each area below has its own page: the matters we see, the forums we appear before, the papers to bring, and how a matter usually moves.

  1. An older residential tower in Mumbai seen from street level against an overcast sky

    01 · For committees and members alike

    Co-operative Housing Society Matters

    Advice and representation for managing committees and members — bye-laws, elections, dues recovery, transfers, nominations and disputes under the Maharashtra Co-operative Societies Act, 1960.

    • Deputy Registrar of Co-operative Societies
    • Co-operative Court, Mumbai
    • Divisional Joint Registrar
    Read more
  2. New residential towers rising above older low-rise housing in Mumbai

    02 · The agreement decides the next ten years

    Redevelopment & Development Issues

    Legal counsel to societies through redevelopment — developer selection, the development agreement, permanent alternate accommodation, and the disputes that follow when a project stalls.

    • Deputy Registrar of Co-operative Societies
    • MahaRERA
    • City Civil Court, Mumbai
    Read more
  3. A man signing a printed agreement with a pen

    03 · Drafted once, registered properly

    Property Documentation & Registration

    Drafting, stamping and registration of sale deeds, agreements for sale, gift and release deeds, powers of attorney and leave and licence agreements — with a title search before you sign.

    • Sub-Registrar offices (IGR Maharashtra)
    • Collector of Stamps, Mumbai
    • City Survey and Land Records offices
    Read more
  4. A hand holding a set of house keys in front of an open front door

    04 · So the home passes the way it was meant to

    Succession, Wills & Probate

    Wills drafted to be proved, probate and letters of administration, succession and heirship certificates, and transmission of a flat after a member's death.

    • Bombay High Court (Testamentary and Intestate Jurisdiction)
    • City Civil Court, Mumbai
    • Housing societies and Sub-Registrar offices, for transmission
    Read more
  5. A fountain pen resting on a stack of printed papers

    05 · The deadlines are short and strict

    Cheque Bounce Cases

    Legal notices and complaints under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act — for the payee who needs to recover, and for the drawer who needs to defend.

    • Metropolitan Magistrates' Courts, Mumbai
    • City Sessions Court (appeals and revisions)
    • Bombay High Court
    Read more
  6. Two people's hands clasped together on a table

    06 · Privately, carefully, in your language

    Divorce & Family Matters

    Mutual consent and contested divorce, maintenance, custody, domestic violence and settlement of matrimonial property — handled privately and with care.

    • Family Court, Bandra, Mumbai
    • Metropolitan Magistrates' Courts (domestic violence)
    • Mediation centres attached to the courts
    Read more
  7. Tall stacks of paper case files on an office table

    07 · Fast, careful, on the record

    Criminal Complaints & Defence

    Drafting and pursuing police and private complaints, anticipatory and regular bail, and defence at trial before the Magistrates' and Sessions Courts.

    • Police stations and the office of the Commissioner of Police
    • Metropolitan Magistrates' Courts
    • City Sessions Court, Mumbai
    Read more
  8. The Gothic Revival building of the Bombay High Court, Mumbai, under a hazy sky

    08 · Built on the paperwork, argued plainly

    Civil Litigation

    Suits for possession, injunction, recovery and specific performance; consumer and RERA complaints; and appeals before the City Civil Court and the Bombay High Court.

    • City Civil Court, Mumbai
    • Bombay High Court
    • Small Causes Court, Mumbai
    Read more

How it works

Five simple steps, no surprises.

  1. 1

    Day one

    You write, call or WhatsApp

    Tell us in a few lines what has happened. We reply the same working day with what to send and when we can meet.

  2. 2

    Before we meet

    We read the papers first

    You send scans of whatever you have. We read them before the meeting, so the hour is spent on your matter, not on catching up.

  3. 3

    The consultation

    Options, plainly

    At chambers or by video, in the language you prefer. What the law says, what your choices are, and what each would involve.

  4. 4

    In writing

    Scope and fee confirmed

    If you want us to act, you get the scope and the fee in writing, stage by stage. Government charges are shown separately, at actuals.

  5. 5

    Then

    We act — and report back

    Drafting, registration, filing or appearing. After every step or hearing you get a short note: what happened, and what comes next.

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