Writ petitions and PIL
Writ petitions under Articles 226 and 227 and public interest litigation before the High Court of Karnataka.
Bangalore Law Chambers
Since 1986
Advocates practising before the High Court of Karnataka and the courts and tribunals of Bengaluru, from our office at Sahakar Nagar.
- High Court of Karnataka
- City Civil, Sessions and Lokayukta Courts
- DRT, KAT and Labour Tribunals
About the chambers
Bangalore Law Chambers has been in practice since 1986. It is a group of advocates enrolled with the Karnataka State Bar Council, with its office at Sahakar Nagar in north Bengaluru.
The chambers handle litigation before the High Court of Karnataka and the courts and tribunals in Bengaluru, covering civil, criminal, writ, commercial, service, labour and property matters. Advice and drafting are available in both English and Kannada.
We appear in
- High Court of Karnataka, Bengaluru
- City Civil, Sessions and Commercial Courts, Bengaluru
- Special Courts for Lokayukta cases
- Debts Recovery Tribunal, Bengaluru
- Karnataka Administrative Tribunal
- Labour Courts and Industrial Tribunals
- Arbitral tribunals and the Karnataka Information Commission
Practice areas
Civil litigation
Suits, injunctions, recovery, appeals and execution proceedings.
Criminal matters
Bail, trials, revisions, appeals and quashing petitions.
Commercial matters
Commercial suits and disputes before the Commercial Courts.
DRT matters
Proceedings before the Debts Recovery Tribunal, including SARFAESI matters.
Cheque bounce (Section 138)
Complaints and defence under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act.
Labour Tribunal
Industrial disputes and proceedings before Labour Courts and Industrial Tribunals.
Lokayukta Courts
Matters before the Special Courts for Lokayukta cases.
Karnataka Administrative Tribunal
Service matters of government employees before the KAT.
Property matters
Title, partition, documentation, land and tenancy disputes.
Right to Information
RTI applications, first appeals and second appeals before the Karnataka Information Commission.
Arbitration
Arbitral proceedings and connected applications before courts.
Our advocates
Kalleshappa B
Senior Partner
Nithin Gowda J.R.
Senior Partner
Pavan Kumar A.P.
Senior Partner
Krishna Kanth K
Partner
From the blog
Cheque bounce under Section 138: the time limits that matter
A cheque has been returned unpaid. These are the deadlines for the notice, the payment and the complaint under the Negotiable Instruments Act.
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