Vertari Legal, New Delhi
Litigation before the Supreme Court, the High Courts and the tribunals
Vertari Legal conducts disputes before the Supreme Court of India, the High Courts and the tribunals. The chamber acts for individuals, companies, financial institutions and public bodies in constitutional, commercial, criminal, tax and arbitration matters.
Where we appear
- Supreme Court of India
- High Court of Delhi
- High Courts of Allahabad, Karnataka, Uttarakhand and Punjab & Haryana
- Adjudicating Authority and Appellate Tribunal under the PMLA
- National Green Tribunal
- NCLT, DRT, CESTAT and the Central Administrative Tribunal
The work divides into writ and appellate proceedings, that is, petitions under Articles 32 and 226, special leave petitions and appeals, and the original side: civil and commercial suits, arbitrations, and proceedings before the tax, money-laundering, environmental and insolvency tribunals. A large share of it concerns the State, whether as regulator, prosecutor, tax authority or contracting party.
Each matter is prepared from the record and the reported law. The chamber keeps its own bank of propositions drawn from the judgments it relies on, indexed by statute and provision, so that a point argued in one court is available, with its authority, in the next.
What we do
Areas of Practice
Each area sets out what the chamber does, who leads it, and what we have written on it.
- Banking & FinanceShreyuss Shankar Joshi
- Constitutional & Civil Rights LawMadhav Bhatia
- Dispute ResolutionMadhav Bhatia
Shreyuss Shankar Joshi
Vivek Sura - Environment & MiningMadhav Bhatia
Vivek Sura - Intellectual PropertyShreyuss Shankar Joshi
- Service LawShreshth Arya
- TaxMadhav Bhatia
Shreshth Arya
Vivek Sura - White Collar CrimeMadhav Bhatia
Shreshth Arya
Shreyuss Shankar Joshi
Insights
Recent writing
Case notes on judgments as they come down, written by the people who argue these points.
- The Genesis of the District Survey Report
- Of Reactivity and Ad Hocism: Supreme Court’s Interventions and the Cost to Institutional Integrity
- Application of General Conditions to Building and Construction projects
- The Doctrine of Blue Pencil: A Critical Tool in Contract Enforcement
- A Judicial Analysis of Section 106 BNSS: Tracing the Evolution from Section 102 CrPC
Contact
Speak to the chamber
Tell us briefly what the matter concerns and the forum it is in. A partner reads every enquiry and replies to say whether the chamber can act.