Contracts and companies
Commercial Law
Commercial disputes are fought over documents that already exist. What the contract says, what the correspondence admits, and what the books record will decide the case — so the file is built before the pleading is drafted.
How We Run It
What instructing us looks like
Every matter differs. These are the steps this practice takes as a matter of course, before anything is filed.
Commercial Courts Act matters: pre-institution mediation is compulsory unless urgent relief is sought, and a suit filed without it comes straight back.
Statements of truth and disclosure taken seriously — the Act's timelines are hard, and a written statement filed late is simply not taken on record.
Recovery planned from the start: a decree against a company with no assets is a certificate, not a remedy.
Within This Practice
Commercial Law
Breach of Contract
Damages, termination and specific relief on supply, service, distribution and construction contracts.
Joint Venture & Shareholder Disputes
Deadlock, exclusion from management, and breach of a shareholders' agreement — including exit at a valuation that is actually argued.
Oppression & Mismanagement
Sections 241 and 242 Companies Act petitions before the NCLT, Chennai Bench.
Insolvency & IBC
Section 7 and 9 applications, defending a claim on a pre-existing dispute, and claims filed in a running CIRP.
MSME Delayed Payment
MSMED Act references before the Facilitation Council, where a registered supplier recovers with statutory interest.
Consumer Commissions
Deficiency of service and unfair trade practice complaints before the District, State and National Commissions.
Banking, SARFAESI & DRT
Section 17 applications against SARFAESI measures, DRT proceedings, and one-time settlements negotiated on the file.
Talk to us about your matter
Bring the papers, or send them on WhatsApp. The first conversation is about what can actually be done, how long it takes, and what it will cost — before you commit to anything.