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Supreme Court
Advocate in Delhi
SLP and Writ Practice

RSLC appears before the Supreme Court of India in Special Leave Petitions, constitutional writ petitions under Article 32, transfer petitions and curative petitions. Based minutes from the Supreme Court at Tilak Marg, New Delhi, we provide end-to-end Supreme Court representation including SLP drafting, vakalatnama filing, listing follow-up and oral arguments.

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SLP Filing and Arguments
Article 32 Writ Petitions
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What We Handle

Supreme Court Practice Across All Heads of Jurisdiction

The Supreme Court of India sits at Tilak Marg, New Delhi, and exercises original, appellate and advisory jurisdiction. RSLC handles the full range of Supreme Court filings, from SLPs arising from High Court judgments across India, to constitutional writ petitions directly before the apex court. Our proximity to the Supreme Court Registry, combined with our trial court experience, makes us effective at both the drafting and the hearing stages.

Special Leave Petitions Under Article 136

SLPs challenging High Court judgments and orders across civil, criminal, commercial, family and constitutional matters. We assess the grounds, advise on prospects and draft petitions focused on the strongest arguable points.

Constitutional Writ Petitions Under Article 32

Direct petitions to the Supreme Court for enforcement of fundamental rights under Part III of the Constitution, where state action or legislative measures have infringed constitutionally guaranteed rights.

Transfer Petitions

Applications under Article 139A or Section 25 CPC to transfer cases from one High Court to another, or from a lower court to the Supreme Court, where connected matters are pending in multiple jurisdictions.

Curative Petitions

Curative petitions challenging final Supreme Court judgments on grounds of violation of principles of natural justice or discovery of a judge's conflict of interest not earlier disclosed. Filed only in exceptional circumstances.

Contempt Petitions

Petitions for civil contempt against parties wilfully disobeying Supreme Court orders and decrees, and defending contempt notices issued by the Supreme Court Registry.

Arbitration and Commercial Matters

Supreme Court appeals arising from arbitration matters and commercial disputes where questions of law of general importance require resolution by the apex court.


Why RSLC

Supreme Court Advocacy Demands Precision at Every Stage

Honest Prospects Assessment

Supreme Court leave is rarely granted. Before filing, we give an honest assessment of the grounds and the chances of the bench granting leave. We do not file SLPs purely to delay.

Focused Drafting

Supreme Court benches read SLP petitions quickly and look for the central issue. We draft concise, legally precise petitions that identify the strongest ground and make it impossible to overlook.

Registry to Courtroom

We handle the full lifecycle: preparing the paper book, filing at the Supreme Court Registry, listing follow-up and oral arguments on the date of hearing. Clients deal with a single lawyer, not a chain of intermediaries.

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Supreme Court clients come from across India because RSLC's location at Greater Kailash I offers close proximity to the Supreme Court at Tilak Marg, combined with the depth of a full-service litigation firm.


Frequently Asked

Supreme Court Questions Answered

What is an SLP and when can I file one at the Supreme Court?

A Special Leave Petition under Article 136 of the Constitution allows any person aggrieved by any judgment, decree or order passed by any court or tribunal in India to seek leave to appeal to the Supreme Court. It is a discretionary remedy. The Supreme Court grants leave only where there is a substantial question of law of general importance, a manifest injustice, or a significant legal error. An SLP should generally be filed within 90 days of the High Court order. Delay can be condoned with sufficient cause.

How long does an SLP take at the Supreme Court of India?

After filing, the SLP is listed for admission before a two-judge bench. The bench either dismisses it, issues notice or converts it to a civil appeal. Once admitted, the matter can take 2 to 8 years for final disposal. However, a stay application at the admission stage can be heard quickly, and the Supreme Court regularly grants stays in meritorious matters on the first hearing. Active listing management by your Supreme Court advocate is critical to ensuring the matter is not left dormant on the board.

What is the difference between an SLP and a regular appeal to the Supreme Court?

An SLP under Article 136 is discretionary. The court decides whether to grant leave at the admission stage. A regular appeal as of right arises under Articles 132, 133 or 134 where the High Court has certified the case as fit for Supreme Court appeal. In practice, the vast majority of Supreme Court matters come through the SLP route, as certificates are granted rarely. Once leave is granted in an SLP, it converts into a civil or criminal appeal and is argued on merits.

Can I approach the Supreme Court directly without exhausting the High Court?

Yes, in specific circumstances. Under Article 32, you can directly petition the Supreme Court for enforcement of your fundamental rights without approaching the High Court first. A transfer petition allows consolidation of matters from different High Courts at the Supreme Court. In exceptional emergencies involving fundamental rights, the Supreme Court can be approached at first instance. For ordinary civil and criminal matters, exhausting the High Court is the expected practice and departure from it requires strong justification.

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SLPs, constitutional petitions and transfer petitions. RSLC is based near the Supreme Court at Tilak Marg and responds to new instructions within 24 hours.

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