Bombay High Court Legal Services

Distinguished Advocacy & Appellate Litigation before the High Court of Bombay

Litigating before the High Court requires superior research, acute constitutional insight, and persuasive oral advocacy. D&R Legal regularly represents individuals, corporations, and institutions across the Appellate Side and Original Side of the Bombay High Court in civil, criminal, constitutional, and commercial matters.

Key Areas of High Court Practice

• Writ Petitions (Articles 226 & 227): Challenging arbitrary administrative actions, municipal corporation orders, tender disputes, statutory violations, and supervisory oversight over subordinate courts and tribunals.
• Criminal Quashing & Revisions: Petitions under Section 482 CrPC for quashing untenable FIRs, charge-sheets, and non-cognizable proceedings, as well as Criminal Revision Applications against erroneous lower court orders.
• High Court Bail & Anticipatory Bail: Regular and anticipatory bail applications before the Single Bench of the High Court following rejection by Sessions Courts, including complex NDPS, PMLA, and economic offence matters.
• First & Second Appeals: Contesting First Appeals against decree, Second Appeals on substantial questions of law under Section 100 CPC, and Civil Revision Applications (CRA).
• Arbitration & Commercial Division: Interim measures under Section 9, appointment of arbitrators under Section 11, setting aside arbitral awards under Section 34 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, and commercial division suits.

Strong Courtroom Representation with Unmatched Preparation

Every High Court matter demands prompt drafting of concise grounds, thorough cross-referencing of legal precedents, and compelling oral argumentation. Our advocates ensure that urgent reliefs, stay orders, and interim protections are sought without delay.

Our Legal Approach

We provide transparent feasibility assessments, realistic counsel on appellate merits, and relentless courtroom advocacy to protect your constitutional rights and legal remedies.