Leading pan-India law firm
RR Leges undertakes a wide array of litigation mandates before the Honble Supreme Court of India. The firm has developed robust capabilities in managing diverse matters, including but not limited to:
The firm routinely drafts, files, and argues SLPsboth in civil and criminal domainsarising from judgments of High Courts and tribunals. These petitions are often of far-reaching legal consequence and require intensive legal analysis and drafting precision.
Appeals arising under various statutes and from judgments rendered by High Courts and statutory appellate forums are regularly prosecuted and defended by the firm on behalf of its domestic and international clientele.
The firm is proficient in handling Arbitration Petitions under Section 11 (appointment of arbitrator), Section 9 (interim relief), Section 34 (challenge to award), and Section 36 (enforcement of award) of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, particularly those that culminate in proceedings before the Honble Supreme Court.
The firm advises and represents petitioners and respondents in writ petitions filed directly before the Honble Supreme Court seeking enforcement of fundamental rights.
We are engaged in select PILs that raise issues of constitutional, environmental, economic, and social significance with national implications.
In disputes involving inter-State and Centre-State issues, the firm has the capability to initiate or defend original suits filed directly under the exclusive original jurisdiction of the Honble Supreme Court.
Matters involving transfer of proceedings from one court to another under Section 25 of the Code of Civil Procedure are routinely undertaken by the firm.
We have experience in representing stakeholders in election-related disputes under Article 329 of the Constitution and references under Article 143.
The firm advises clients on the formulation, filing, and prospects of review petitions under Article 137 and curative petitions following the principles laid down by the Supreme Court.
Procedural interlocutory reliefs, modification applications, exemption requests, and condonation of delay applications are routinely attended to by the firms Supreme Court desk.
The firm also handles criminal appellate jurisdiction and bail matters, often arising from special leave jurisdiction or directly filed jail petitions.
