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Advocate Satyarup

Founder & Principal Advocate-on-Record • Supreme Court of India

Our Services

We provide trusted online legal consultation services in India. Our experienced online lawyers can assist you with property disputes, criminal cases, civil matters, family issues, corporate law, and more.

Disputes Resolution & Arbitration

Domestic and international commercial arbitration, mediation, conciliation, and enforcement of arbitral awards across tribunals and appellate courts.

  • Domestic & International Commercial Arbitration
  • Commercial Dispute Mediation & Conciliation
  • Enforcement & Challenge of Arbitral Awards
  • Section 9 & Section 11 Petitions before High Courts & Supreme Court

Family Law

Matrimonial disputes, mutual and contested divorce proceedings, child custody battles, alimony settlements, and comprehensive domestic advisory.

  • Mutual Consent & Contested Divorce
  • Child Custody, Guardianship & Visitation Rights
  • Maintenance, Alimony & Asset Distribution
  • Domestic Violence (DV Act) & Section 498A Defense

Corporate & Company Law

Corporate governance, NCLT insolvency proceedings, mergers & acquisitions, statutory compliance, and corporate restructuring advisory.

  • NCLT & IBC Corporate Insolvency (CIRP)
  • Corporate Governance & Statutory Compliance
  • M&A, Due Diligence & Joint Ventures
  • Shareholder Disputes & Oppression/Mismanagement

Frequently Asked Questions

Mostly Asked Questions

Under Supreme Court Rules, 2013 and the Limitation Act, 1963, an SLP against a final High Court order must be filed within 90 days from the date of the impugned judgment. If the High Court refuses a Certificate of Fitness under Article 134A, the limitation period is reduced to 60 days from the refusal order date. The time spent in obtaining the certified copy (from application date to delivery date) is excluded under Section 12(2) of the Limitation Act. Any delay beyond this requires an Application for Condonation of Delay supported by a personal affidavit explaining each day's delay.

Statutory Authority:Order XXI Rule 1, Supreme Court Rules 2013 r/w Section 12, Limitation Act 1963