Understanding Law.
Upholding Justice.
An integrated legal practice covering diverse branches of law, with professional experience in matters before the Punjab and Haryana High Court, Chandigarh, and the Supreme Court of India, New Delhi.
A considered approach to legal practice.
Welcome to Nyay With Arjun, an informational platform about legal practice and different branches of Indian law.
The professional background of Advocate Arjun includes practice in matters before the Punjab and Haryana High Court at Chandigarh and the Supreme Court of India at New Delhi.
The legal practice encompasses diverse fields, including constitutional, civil, criminal, matrimonial, property, commercial and other areas of law. Each legal matter requires consideration of its facts, applicable statutory provisions and relevant judicial precedents.
This website provides general information about the practice and its areas of legal work.
View Court PracticeA broad spectrum of legal practice
Various branches of law involving civil, criminal, constitutional, commercial and other legal proceedings.
Constitutional Law
Constitutional interpretation, writ petitions, fundamental rights and related proceedings.
Criminal Law
Criminal proceedings, bail applications, quashing petitions, trials and criminal appeals.
Civil Litigation
Civil suits, recovery matters, injunctions, contractual disputes and civil appeals.
Family & Matrimonial Law
Divorce, maintenance, custody, matrimonial disputes and family court proceedings.
Property & Real Estate Law
Ownership, possession, partition, title disputes, land and real estate litigation.
Commercial & Corporate Law
Business disputes, commercial litigation, contractual matters and company-related issues.
Understanding Every Legal Dimension
A legal matter may involve several factual, statutory, procedural and judicial considerations. The following outlines a general framework for examining legal issues.
Understanding the Matter
Identifying the nature of the dispute, relevant facts, parties involved and legal issues arising from the matter.
Document Examination
Examining relevant documents, agreements, correspondence, orders and other available records.
Legal Research
Identifying applicable statutory provisions, judicial precedents and relevant principles of law.
Procedural Considerations
Considering the appropriate legal forum, jurisdiction, limitation and procedural requirements.
Understanding Every Legal Dimension
A legal matter may involve several factual, statutory, procedural and judicial considerations. The following outlines a general framework for examining legal issues.
Understanding the Matter
Identifying the nature of the dispute, relevant facts, parties involved and legal issues arising from the matter.
Document Examination
Examining relevant documents, agreements, correspondence, orders and other available records.
Legal Research
Identifying applicable statutory provisions, judicial precedents and relevant principles of law.
Procedural Considerations
Considering the appropriate legal forum, jurisdiction, limitation and procedural requirements.
Areas of Practice
Providing comprehensive legal counsel and advocacy across key branches of law before Trial Courts, High Court, and the Supreme Court of India.
Constitutional & Writ Law
Writ Petitions (Mandamus, Certiorari, Habeas Corpus, Prohibition, Quo Warranto) for enforcement of fundamental & legal rights.
Criminal Litigation
Bail applications, Quashing of FIRs, Criminal Revisions, Appeals, and defense under Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) & BNSS.
Civil & Property Law
Property disputes, partition suits, specific performance, injunctions, land acquisition, and civil appeals.
Matrimonial & Family Law
Divorce proceedings, custody, maintenance, domestic violence litigation, and family property settlement.
Service & Employment Law
Government service disputes, pension, promotion issues, disciplinary proceedings, and employment litigation.
Commercial & Arbitration
Contractual disputes, commercial litigation, recovery suits, cheque bounce (NI Act), and arbitration proceedings.