Our practice under Constitution Law involves raising fundamental issues striking at the very concept of ‘rule of law’ by taking recourse to the provisions of Article 32, 131, 132, 133, 134, 135, 136, 137, 139A, of the Constitution of India before Constitutional Courts (High Courts and the Supreme Court) for a wide plethora of cases, involving enforcement of fundamental rights and other constitutional rights, challenging the vires of specific piece of legislation, the validity of executive, administrative and quasi-judicial orders, grievances relating to governance, public policy, election etc. 

Our team regularly files writ petitions before various High Courts, special leave petitions before the Supreme Court, amongst other statutory appeals, review petitions while also pursuing writ and supervisory jurisdiction. One of the leading cases referred before a five-judge bench of the Hon’ble Supreme Court was argued by Mr. Chetan Garg (Founding & Managing Partner) which dealt with a very serious issue involving the power to change the rules of the game after commencement of the selection process, in matters pertaining to employment under the State vis-à-vis Articles 233, 236, 309 & 312 of the Constitution of India. 

The firm’s expertise and vast experience in handling matters related to enforcement of fundamental rights is evident from the work done, especially during the time of the COVID-19 global pandemic, when our team was successful in securing the rights of its clients in matters relating to unlawful eviction from property, unlawful termination of employment resulting in loss of livelihood and for enforcement of the duty of the State to provide necessary medical health care facilities.